i will try to defund the effort for him to go it alone. >> imposing his will unilaterally may seem tempting. it may serve him politically in the short-term, but he knows it will make an already broken system even more broken. and he knows this is not how democracy is supposed to work. >> joining me now, i know, i'm actually so angry after talking to jacqueline. chief political analyst gloria borger, it is laughable. when you listen to these guys from a couple years ago, but then you hear jacqueline with these two kids saying i don't have to have a snack because she

>> yes. >> defund hate. defund hate. defund hate. defund hate. and let me close with this.and siblings. no man, no wall, no race. no ban, no wall, no race. o ban, no wall, no race. thank you. cheers and applause] >> [speaking in spanish] >> hey, beautiful people who bring me so much hope and light. my name is henna and i'm a pakistan yan american. i'm a committee member of the muslim women contingent of the muslim women's march and i'm the director of outreach where i had indicate to stop genocide. i am here today as a muslim woman because a -- oh, you who have believed be mile an hourly standing from -- firmly injustice witnesses for god even if it is against yourselfs. i am here because i live and breathe my fate, because my role model, my beloved prophet was a motto of living a life of yuffs and made a just society. i am an immigrant. i'm a mother, a daughter, a sister, and a wife and my teachers gave me the value of human life. i believe that every single life belongs to the creator and therefore is valuable. i'm here as a fighter against violence, against women, agains

e-coli africa a town under threat last soon you let me take you to some of you have you come to defund you did awesome as a. move along with a different climate change and industrialization have battered barney in senegal a web documentary shows how local people have been affected. next to. meet the artist and encounter with richard ford one of america's great storytellers to. his works cast a sharp eye on the american dream good because he views the current situation in his home country and what drives his creativity. we need to richard for a good look at a couple hundred. sixty minutes of g.w. . how do you want to. discover your concept discover it with obama house. a school budget and. after one hundred years it was the ideal of the font house on more relevant today than they were. years ago. the ball. is a way of shaping. with this. small creek park documentary starts january thirteenth w. o l e. hello everybody and welcome to the latest edition of because africa i'm now a time in the foster park lagos nigeria and i'm very happy to welcome you with new environmental topics and idea

i don't think it makes any sense the defund those entities in the name of border security. i think we need to reopen the government and have this debate over how to best secure our southern border and that's a complicated question. it's not as easy as a one-size-fits-all solution. kennedy: jonathan carl suggested just that and they had quite a heated and entertaining exchange for the president presence that if i did what you wanted to do it would put me in a bad position and it would give up some of the leverage that the president is trying to maintain. if you give up that much and if you fund the parts of the government that you want what do republicans have left to go back to democrats with? >> this is about doing the right thing. kennedy: it's a good thing to think about when you're negotiating. >> if you fund the government, leverages having straight on your arguments. i thought the democrats did a bad job in a rebuttal. i will say that when when you're trying to debate something like this on the train of a government that is shutdown where the very border protection me

we say she broke on purpose so he can defund the schools and put in his privatization plan. >> what isyou think his message for -- we have been talking to striking teachers for the last year. what do people outside of the district need to take away from your strike? >> the message they need to take away is that for now enough is enough. we are standing up for our students, we're standing up for ourselves, and we're standing up for public education. because we cannot continue with the conditions that have been languishing for years. the defunding and the fifth richer economy here is in california and we're in the bottom for per people spending, why are we not investing in our kids so they can have a nurse when they need it. lower class sizes. we're saying enough is enough and public education needs to join us because it has been 30 years of privatization and we're standing up to the billionaires, the privatizers, and it starts right here in los angeles. >> thank you very much, arlene. we have breaking news in wisconsin now where new he details are emerging, jamie was found last week aft

i wanted to urge you to reconsider the decision to defund cjcj and jtpa. the five agencies all have different levels of expertise. we at ottp also have the unique staff of licensed mental health occupational therapists? and certainly we're not competing for referrals, there are many vulnerable youth in san francisco that really are in dire need of our services, and we really help them with finding jobs and getting mental health support and finding housing, and i really fear what will happen if our two agencies are cut, so thank you very much. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you. next speaker. >> hello. my name's colleen mcneal, and i also work at ottp, and i had the privilege of working with people at l.c.r. the last two years. i got to work hand in hand with youth and with staff to identify needs and really, client-centered services. and we would help youth apply for jobs, apply for college applications, working hand in hand, and it's just that collaborative part of l.c.r. that i think was one of the most incredible things for that. thank you. >> superviso

party has embraced abortion and the time when many in the republican party spent time pledging to defund planned parenthood and did not do it. other countries are loosening their restrictions. perhaps we are out of line to which i say good. so were the abolitionists, so are the civil rights marchers, so were the martyrs in rome and the jews in egypt. righteousness does not have to be popular, it just has to be righteous. and so we march, we march for those who cannot. the media will ignore us because they always do, they will cover over -- other marches, the five people who show up tomorrow. they bet that the tens of thousands of us who braved the cold every year to stand here with the souls of the future america will be forgotten. we will not be forgotten. children, slaughtered over the decades, remember. they will get us from above and they know that they meant something that they do mean something so long as we keep them in our minds and in our hearts. our children standing here with us, the ones who are here today, they will remember too, they will remember and they will march until

some form of the sunni teachings of the national sixty five and as president of venezuela i want to defund venezuela the president is elected by what she says. while president maduro accuses the u.s. of plotting a coup in venezuela as washington throws its weight behind a country's self-proclaimed leader. a free clinic for it without pay shouldn't get anything but all options are on the table. french a riot police fired tear gas on.

it was my high honor as vice president to cast the tie-breaking vote to empower all 50 states to defund planned parenthood. we got it done. this administration's efforts represent the strongest and most sustained defense of life. by any administration in my lifetime. all of us here today know that it is true. frankly, so does the other side. and they are desperate to roll back the progress that we have made. in fact, just last week, the new majority in the house of representatives passed a bill that would repeal the mexico city policy. and while i were administrations president today supports the effort to permanently ban funding for abortion, leaving democrats today now promise to open the floodgates by repealing the hide amendment. so to all of you gathered here and those of you looking on, let me be clear, president donald trump will veto any bill that weakens protections for human life. so we have been standing for life, we have been making real progress in the defense of that most cherished right. to uphold all of the god-given liberties enshrined in our constitution despite unprec

i am a proud spon soffer the defund planned parenthood act. an organization whose core mission is taking the lives of 61 million unborn children should not, should not be receiving taxpayer funds. madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from arizona rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i stand here today on behalf of southern arizonans and all our federal employees. i stand here as their public servant because i work for them. and they have called, sent letters, shown up in our offices, pleading for action. they're scared. and not because of immigration. they're scared they can't pay rent, they're scared they might not be able to feed their children. mrs. kirkpatrick: to our constituents at home i'm sorry but be out-- but the outrage. john from southern arizona a customs and border patrol agent is furloughed and worried abo

brian fitzpatrick:"we are simultaneously defunding border security. border patrol, cbp and the coast guard... the three entities responsible for border security, all in the name of a border security argument. it makes no sense. we have to open the government up. then we need to have these discussions."an estimated 800-thousand federal workers ve been impacted by the shutdown, either by being furloughed or having to work without pay....like this pregnant t-s-a employee... who says she isn't sure how she will get by as the shutdown stretches on....aria smith- phillips, tsa agent:"that's our biggest fear. the unknown. so i don't know how long we are equipped for it. and being six months pregnant, i can't just go pick up a job." president trump taking to twitter saturday morning --- telling democrats to "come back from their - quote- vacations and get to work." saying he is in the white house and ready to sign. congressional members, who did work last weekend, taking a break this weekend. they're expected to return on monday. i'm melisa raney reporting. (

<"we are simultaneously defunding border security.order patrol, cbp and the coast guard... the three entities responsible for border security, all in the name of a border security argument. it makes no sense. we have to open the government up. then we need to have these discussions.">( james ) negotiations between the white house and congressional staff to reopen the government could resume today. ( james ) in the east bay... money is getting tight for federal employees as the partial government shutdown enters it's 4th week. so the east bay coast guard spouses club is stepping up. they began giving away donated food and supplies they've been collecting from alameda residents and local businesses. about 300 coast guard families came by and picked up a week's worth of groceries. unlike other federal employees that been furloughed... members of the coast guard are still reporting for duty... despite not getting paid. <"they don't have a choice of not working, they are still have things i have to do. they provide security and stuff for a

brian fitzpatrick:"we are simultaneously defunding border security. the border patrol, cbp and the coast guard... the three entities responsible for border security, all in the name of a border security argument. it makes no sense. we have to open the government up. then we need to have these discussions."an estimated 800-thousand federal workers have been impacted by the shutdown, either by being furloughed or having to work without pay....like this pregnant t-s-a employee... who says she isn't sure how she will get by as the shutdown stretches on....aria smith- phillips, tsa agent:"that's our biggest fear. the unknown. so i don't know how long we are equipped for it. and being six months pregnant, i can't just go pick up a job." president trump taking to twitter saturday morning --- telling democrats to "come back from their - quote- vacations and get to work." saying he is in the white house and ready to sign. congressional members, who did work last weekend, taking a break this weekend. they're expected to return on monday. i'm melisa raney report

brian fitzpatrick:"we are simultaneously defunding border security. the border patrol, cbp and the coast guard... the three entities responsible for border security, all in the name of a border security argument. it makes no sense. we have to open the government up. then we need to have these discussions."an estimated 800-thousand federal workers have been impacted by the shutdown, either by being furloughed or having to work without pay....like this pregnant t-s-a employee... who says she isn't sure how she will get by as the shutdown stretches on....aria smith- phillips, tsa agent:"that's our biggest fear. the unknown. so i don't know how long we are equipped for it. and being six months pregnant, i can't just go pick up a job." president trump taking to twitter saturday morning --- telling democrats to "come back from their - quote- vacations and get to work." saying he is in the white house and ready to sign. congressional members, who did work last weekend, taking a break this weekend. expected to return on monday.i'm melisa raney reporting. (jus

<"we are simultaneously defunding border security.order patrol, cbp and the coast guard... the three entities responsible for border security, all in the name of a border security argument. it makes no sense. we have to open the government up. then we need to have these discussions.">( darya ) negotiations between the white house and congressional staff to reopen the government could resume today. ( james ) in the east bay... money is getting tight for federal employees as the partial government shutdown enters it's 4th week. so the east bay coast guard spouses club is stepping up. they began giving away donated food and supplies they've been collecting from alameda residents and local businesses. about 300 coast guard families came by of groceries. unlike other federal employees that have been furloughed... members of the coast guard are still reporting for duty... despite not getting paid. <"they don't have a choice of not working, they are still have things i have to do. they provide security and stuff for a country on a daily basi

i will try to defund the effort to go it alone. we will challenge him in court. >> opposing him may seem tempting and serve him in the short term. he knows it will make an already broken system more broken. and he knows this is not how democracy is supposed to work. >> reporter: despite a government shutdown that is hurting american families and potentially damaging the economy, the president is joking democrats can give him his wall and call it something else. >> they can name it whatever they name it. peaches. i don't care what they name it, but we need money. >> reporter: the president didn't say how long he's going to let this grind on or what will prompt him on the border. the president appears to let the shutdown continue until he gets his way. democrats can call the wall peaches, but at this point, parties are treating it like a lemon. jim acosta, cnn, the white house. >> the negative impact is felt by millions of americans. unemployment claims are skyrocketing by employees not being paid. >> many of the people say they are

wars andcan stop congress can defund and he eauthorize,ction -- d but we cannot force the president to deploy troops or keep them somewhere. we can't force them to do it. our options are limited but we wanted to do something. bill one,se is senate which is the item before us here today. senate bill one combines these four elements that enjoy widespread bipartisan support. you would think in the midst of everything else going on this would be a good way to start the new congress. foreign policy, an area that traditionally has not been partisan. or shouldn't have been. combining these four bills into a wantnate bill one, and to outline the four provisions combined in this bill two of them deal with our ally in israel. it makes clear that it shall be the policy of the united states to provide assistance to israel in order to support funding for programs to develop and procure missile rockets, projectiles and other defense capabilities to help israel meet its security needs and to help advance u.s. capabilities. that last line is important because much of the technology innovated and devel

the company announced in raised $33 million in a serious defunding round.oins us now here in new york. welcome. when i think about real estate from anyone who bought a a tangibleo pin value to a house. so many intangible factors. hanis kind of more art t scientists of how you inject science to make it easier? >> it is harder for commercial real estate. valuing the income, not so much the value of the house as a user, as you and i would buy the house. in the end, it is down to knowing as much as possible about every individual property and running a model that correlates all the data, especially in the u.s., 150 million properties. modeln the end makes it a that becomes progressively better over time, learning from every transaction that happens. the first model, pretty poor. second model progressively better. the feedback loop creates a model that overtime becomes down to the level of i can buy my house using the model. joe: is the theory that your technology would allow someone to spot transactions or spot properties on the market then deviates away from t

i will try to defund the effort for him to go it alone.nge him in court. >> it may seem temping. he knows it will make an already broken system all right more broken. >> republicans have also said l little when the president used such as his travel ban as well as recending daca. there are people like lindsay graham that said the president should do so. other republicans are pushing back even allies saying that it sets a dangerous precedence and similarly a future democratic president could end the pursuit of a policy goal, declare a national emergency on climate clang and crack down on power plants. most would say climate change is an actual emergency. that is a different conversation. the bottom line they are saying is they don't want to president to circumvent congress. there would be some sort of agreement on capitol hill. >> you know, michael cohen testifying before the house oversight committee on february 7th. is it possible you have done a lot of reporting on this. he might pro vad more new information before congress than he did wh

it seems inconsistent to be defunding cpb, coast guard, and entities that are responsible for border security all in the name of border security. we need to get government reopen and it's going to be compromised solution since the democrats control the house and republicans control the senate. it's got to be a bipartisan solution as it should be by the way. i do think, the big problem here is terminology and the use of term wall. i said this many times before. i think that use of that word, so many people want the same thing but that word is so politically charged that people -- lot of the centrist and people on the left run away from the solution based on that word. >> neil: do you mind responding this was the issue with mitt romney running this op-ed against the president and leadership. it was an issue i took up with a republican. you'll know this republican. take a look. >> mitt romney is smart. he's a good guy. he's a enormously talented. for the millions of americans who are better off today than they were two years ago, his op-ed piece, his behavior was about popular as head l

away with this, they will be emboldened to pursue the rest of their immigration agenda which is to defund immigration enforcement. it's open and explicit about ending ice detention. ending it. so illegal immigrants would not be held in detention. abolishing i.c.e. this is the agenda that has to be prevented and this is sort of the line in the sand. melissa: antoine why is that not true. there are democrats that came out and talked about abolishing i.c.e. including the woman we'll talk about later who said she wants to impeach trump. >> two or three people said they want to abolish i.c.e. what we heard from the democrats is we want comprehensive immigration reform to include border security and fixing a broken immigration system that congress failed to do. that's why the bipartisan proposal from graham and durbin a few months ago went to his desk and he rejected it. the late senator john mccain submitted a bipartisan proposal and it was rejected. melissa: they would say because it's missing the border security key. >> these proposals would have amnestied 2 million people in exchange for a

we will try to defund the effort for him to go it alone. we will challenge it in court. >> it may serve him in the short term, but he knows it will make an already broken system even more broken. and he knows this is not how democracy is supposed to work. >> to be clear, this was republicans reacting to an executive order on immigration, the president going around congress on this. and now you have some republicans who are saying, you're going to need to go forward with an emergency order here. >> some republicans like lindsey graham, the republican you just showed there, who, when it was barack obama in the office proposing to take congressional action on immigration issues thought it was completely out of bounds and extended way beyond. now they're saying, no, this is the path the president should say here, to declare a national emergency. it is executive action, as you said, to go around congress. one of them is the president of the opposition party. not okay for lindsey graham. now it's his own party, it's okay, do that. david chalian,

he defunded the un population fund, which is pro-abortion.o city policy and stopped the hhs mandate, which was forcing religious believers from providing contraception. this is a record. some of these things are things that people proposed in the bush administration and couldn't get done. today is a day to celebrate the fact that whatever other problems we have, whether it is the buzz feed news or russia, if you are a pro-life american, this is a great presidency. >> i want to make sure we have time for your winners and losers. let's stop on that topic. >> byron, tell us who is winning and who is losing? >> my winner is the fast food industry. how off dune they have their products featured in a fancy event? >> shannon: there are salads there, by the way. >> the big mac people had to love it. my loser is theresa may, the british prime minister, has messed up brexit coming and going. this week, her plan to leave the eu suffered a crushing defeat. she barely survived a no-confidence vote. things do not look good for her. karen to you? >> my winn

i will try to defund the effort for him to go it alone. we will challenge him in court."sen. mitch mcconnell/ (r) majority leader"imposing his will unilaterally may seem tempting. it may serve him politically in the short term, but he knows it will make an already broken system even more broken and he knows this is not how democracy is supposed to work."(nats) despite a government shutdown that's now hurting american families...and potentially damaging the economy... the president was joking democrats can give him his wall.. but call it something else.pres. trump"they can name it whatever they can, name it 'peaches,' i don't care what they name it, but we need money for that barrier." ( pam ) continuing our coverage on the shutdown.. in the east bay -- steps are being taken to make sure coast guard families, who are missing their paychecks don't go hungry during the government shutdown. the alameda food bank delivered a van full of food .. which will be handed out to east bay coast guard families on sunday. organizers say, there are an estimated 200- coast guard families.. wh

i will try to defund the effort for him to go it alone. >> opposing his will may seem tempting and serve him politically in the short-term, but he knows it will make an already broken system even more broken. he knows this is not how democracy is supposed to work. >> let's start here with dana bash, cnn chief political correspondent. lindsey graham a few years ago says one thing. then now says something totally different. >> first of all, it's not the first time the old adage where you stand depends on where you sit. this is a classic example. you could probably spend the whole two hours of your program showing clips of republicans talking about president obama as the imperial president, who does he think he is, he's not a king, he's one of three branches of government. having said that, we are where we are. and do i think that lindsey graham or others who are saying, okay, fine, just do this national emergency really think that's the best course, absolutely not. nobody thinks it's a good idea on the republican side. but they also see where we are. and where we are is what you just playe

the irony here, victor with resimultaneously defunding border security. the three entities responsible all in the name of a border security argument. it makes no sense. we have to open the government up. then we need to have these discussions. >> let me ask you about congressman steve king before i let you go. some comments were made recently telling the "new york times" specifically that relates to the terms white nationalist, white supremacist. western civilization. how did that language become offensive? would you support congressman king? >> outrageous, ines cuesable. not acceptable. >> what were your thoughts made about the racist comments by the president of the united states. >> i don't think it's ever acceptable under any circumstance whatsoever. we're better than that. >> should congress take official action to send that message to the white house? >> i think, yes, any time any racist comment is made, it should be condemned in the strongest terms, by anybody including both chambers of examiners and all parties. >> congressman ryan fitzpatrick. th

signed legislation, and i had the privilege to cast of the tie-breaking vote to empower states to defundlanned parenthood. the truth is president trump is the most pro-life president in american history. and we are grateful for your support. from the white house to your house, life is winning in america once again. we gather here today because we know we still have much work to do, so we urge you to stand strong, stand with love and compassion, you stand for life and know that we will stand with you until that great day comes where we restore the sanctity of life to the center of american law. you just don't have to take our word for it. it is an honor to address you our high honor and distinct privilege to introduce to you the 45th president of the united states of america, here is a message from president donald trump. trump: i am proud to welcome people of all faiths and backgrounds to our capital for the 46th annual march for life. this is a movement founded on love and grounded in the nobility and dignity of every human life. when we look into the eyes of a newborn child, we see the

and so you heard from some organizations that got defunded through a fair and equitiable process, they were not the most successful bidder. and that's unfortunate, but i don't control that. and so my commitment to community agencies is no less than it has ever been. it continues to be extremely strong, and i hope that as we move forward and we think about expanding programs and services to meet some of the gaps that we talked about here today, that perhaps there will be an opportunity for some of the providers that we heard from today to continue to be a resource today. >> supervisor fewer: i think, chief nance, i understand the r.f.p. process, also, and you have no control at all, but when you're putting it out to bid, they're putting it out to bid in a framework that's already designed, versus a new framework that's all income passing. if it seems if the -- all encompassing: what if we resigned it so that c.b.o.s were integrated inside of it, rather externally and sort of design a new model of juvenile justice in our city? i just think because r.f.p. process is designed -- the way it

i will try to defund the effort for him to go it alone. it will challenge him in court. >> challenging him unilaterally may be tempting. it may serve him in the short-term. he knows it will make an already broken system even more broken. he knows this is not how democracy is supposed to work. >> reporter: the "wall street journal" is reporting that among the aides cautioning the president against the decision are jared kushner and kellyanne conway, both of whom are suggesting the president should continue with the negotiations on the hill. conway according to the journal is basically saying taking executive action lets congress off the hook. that said, president trump seems set on this. he said he's almost certain to do this if he feels negotiations are failing. he said also that we'll see over the next couple of days. meanwhile, federal workers are still waiting for their paychecks. a couple of days is quite a long time, jim. >> interesting argument that some in congress may want the relief of a national emergency declaration so they don'

i will try to defund the effort for him to go it alone. we will challenge him in court."sen. mitch mcconnell/ (r) majority leader "imposing his will unilaterally may seem tempting. it may serve him politically in the short term, but he knows it will make an already broken system even more broken and he knows this is not how democracy is supposed to work."(nats) despite a government shutdown that's now hurting american potentially damaging the economy... the president was joking democrats can give him his wall.. but call it something else.pres. trump "they can name it whatever they can, name it 'peaches,' i don't care what they name it, but we need money for that barrier." (grant) (grant) 800 - thousand federal employees have seen their first pay day...without pay. and many furloughed workers don't know what they're going to do if this goes on much longer. kron4's justine waldman talked with a federal employee who got a paycheck today that can barely buy a candy bar... a paycheck for $1.84.that is what juan serna-spuler says he earned for 96 hours of work because of the govern

we will try to defund the effort. we will challenge him in court. sglum eposing his will unilaterally may seem tempting. it may serve him politically in the short term. but he knows it will make an already broken system even more broken. and he knows this is not how democracy is supposed to work. >> it is not uncontroversial for president trump to go this route. at the same time you're seeing many of his republican allies saying there is no path forward through congress, that there is stalemate. lindsey graham yesterday in a statement saying that there is no more negotiation to be done. he is urging the president to act on this. but in the white house there is some dispute. according to the wall street journal both jared kushner and kellyanne conway -- as you pointed out by using disaster relief money, it could create a pandora's box of other political problems for the president and the white house. >> to say the least. thanks for that reporting. >>> i'm joined now by a 22-year veteran of the federal workforce. she is a single mom who identifies as

i will try to defund the effort for him to go it alone. we will challenge him in court."sen.cconnell/ (r) majority leader"imposing his will unilaterally may seem tempting. it may serve him politically in the short term, but he knows it will make an already broken system even more broken and he knows this is not how democracy is supposed to work."(nats) despite a government shutdown that's now hurting american families...and potentially damaging the economy... the president was joking democrats can give him his wall.. but call it something else.pres. trump"they can name it whatever they can, name it 'peaches,' i don't care what they name it, but we need money for that barrier."> ( marty ) new this morning....officials with joshua tree national park say they've found a way to welcome visitors despite the government shutdown. the national park service says they've avoided closing joshua tree by using money from recreation fees. thursday was the first day of full accessibility at the park. however with little to no supervision, some visitors have left tire marks, trash, and a tre

on the other side it says defund planned parenthood"the gallery - dennis rae fine art - issued an apologyhe group..but perez says she wasn't completely satisfied...(carmen perez - attended walk for life) "we feel like he was giving excuses for the employee and the employee never apologized to us"when fox40 called the gallery asking for comment..we were told... (fs)"it was a misunderstanding and we're sorry"(nat)"i am pro life i am pro life..you dont care...lets go lets go"but days after this happened..perez is still feeling upset - and offended.. (carmen perez - attended walk for life)"this is our religious view. so on our first amendment right as our religious view that we're pro life"(ali look live tag)"perez has been going to this same march for the past seven years. she says what happened this year wont prevent her from going back again. in sacramento aw (pam) most americans think women should have equal protections under the law.. the same as men ... that is according to polls.. and most americans believe .. that protection for women is already the case .. even though, it is not the

he's defunded the civilian side. 800,000 americans not getting paychecks. there are a number of americans, tsa, for example. next week, the coast guard, actually working for nothing. i don't think donald trump understands those people are not only are not voters, but they have families, friends, communities that care about them. and at a certain point, there are going to be costs that those of us who are ordinary americans are going to start to feel. and they're going to start to understand that this matters. the civilian side of our federal government matters. i don't think donald trump understands that. i don't think he realizes that the longer this goes on, the more people that are hurt, real people hurt by it, and they are going to ask for action. >> all right. gentlemen, good to have both of you with us. your wealth of knowledge are appreciated. thank you tim and doug. >>> in the president's quest to build a border wall here in the u.s., he's often cited other nations, like israel, that have built border walls to curb illegal immigration. but did those

talks include defund the funding the president wants very bottom-up the group include 17 lawmakers the house and senate with a track record coming up with compromised bills and working across the aisle. like we have seen the democrats wanted to push for things fencing common sensors, drones and more personal. they can find common ground for republicans and is regarded with the white house. truck barbara-lee edwards the ninth of appointed to the panel of lawmakers. struck san francisco could be the first city in the nation to ban the use of facial recognition technology. supervisor aaron peskin introduced legislation yesterday. civil rights groups have raised concerns about the threat to privacy and safety posed by facial recognition software. they're worried about inaccuracy and built-in biases that attempted to misidentify people of color. the board plans to consider the issues that waived the benefits and at the cost of technology. >> superbowl liii thwarted so we and one of the big storylines the two teams have are stored in court about some the bay area. adair group in nevada and p

>> tucker: during the 2016 election you may remember republicans promised their voters they would defundenthood if they were given power. voters gave them power but the party never delivered, in fact they never barely mentioned it again -- whatever happened to that promise? planned parenthood is still around, still getting hundreds of millions of taxpayers dollars a year. 2013 was an especially great year for them. if the organization committed 330,000 abortions, they also took in just under $564 million in tax dollars, that's 20 million more than 2016 in case you're keeping track and we are. tammy bruce is a radio host and president of independent women's voice. what i think is interesting about this, not only did republicans in congress not do what they promised to do when they ran but actually the problem they described got worse, how did that happen? >> this is what is fascinating to people, why there has been a general revolt in the republican party. they hear promises four years, almost a patronizing attitude placating the masses on the issues that matter to us and it's not even wh

i will try to defund the effort for him to go it alone. >> imposing his will unilaterally may seem tempting may serve him politically in the short-term, but he knows it will make an already broken system even more broken. and he knows this is not how democracy is supposed to work. >> joining me now, i know, i'm actually so angry after talking to jacqueline. chief political analyst gloria borger, it is laughable. when you listen to these guys from a couple years ago, but then you hear jacqueline with these two kids saying i don't have to have a snack because she knows her mom isn't getting paid. you hear these grown men playing politics, totally hypocritical. to that i say, what? >> right, where you stand depends on where you sit. last time they were sitting in the minority. now this time they have the president as a a republican in the white house. ask they are going to support him on this. i'm old enough to remember in 2014 when we had congressional elections, the big thing that republicans were talking about was the so-called imperial presidency. do you remember that? this is an imperial