host: jamil jaffer, we want to thank you for the conversation. people can learn more if they go to nationalsecurity.gmu.edu. thank you very much for the conversation. we appreciate it. guest: thanks for having me. >> and here live at the white house in the rose garden, the government shutdown in its 35th day, but some possible movement from the white house. president trump expected to make an announcement here in the rose garden. reuters reporting, congressional leaders and president trump agreeing to three-week stopgap spending deal to end the government shutdown. that's according to a senior house democratic aide. the deal may include arrangements for negotiations on border security and could be passed as soon as friday if republicans agree to hold a vote. the house also expected in in about five minutes for a brief pro forma session. we are going to be waiting here for the president's remarks. we will take you live for gavel-to-gavel coverage of the house when they do come in here on c-span.

arthel: jamil jaffer, neil quinter, thank you.vladimir putin said in one-on-one critics are saying no one but them knows what they were talking about. the "washington post" reported the president tried to hide details and that is prompting a heated reaction from congressional democrats. what they are vowing to do in response and what the president says about him. ♪ ♪ the new capital one savor card. earn 4% cash back on dining and 4% on entertainment. now when you go out, you cash in. what's in your wallet? now when you go out, you cash in. ultimate feast time it'sat red lobster.r own pick four of ten favorites to create the ultimate feast you've been dreaming of. like lobster mac & cheese. or tender snow crab. so hurry in before new create your own ultimate feast ends. eric: house democrats vowing to investigate trumps closed-door meetings with russian president vladimir putin. his sin the wake of the washington report this morning, what the paper said were extraordinarily lengths to cover up the details of the talks where he sat

host: joining us is jamil jaffer, from -- a former senior counsel. thank you for being here.thank you for having me. host: i want to begin with the news around roger stone -- about roger stone. what do you think about this, him lying to the house intelligence committee? how do you get arrested for that? guest: it is not a good sign. in order for congress

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news and policy issues that impact you stop coming up friday morning george mason university's jamil jaffer joins us to discuss the new government intelligent report on major national security threat to the us. also illinois democratic congressman jesus gus era will talk about the latest on the government shutdown and border security. also joining us kathy g on auto safety and how to make roadway safer. sure to watch c-span's washington journal live it at 7 am friday morning. join the discussion. >>> grow up like he was a bad kid, he never lived on the waterfront in baltimore. and so i think he internalized coming we don't want to do too much psychobabble but i think he internalized the idea that he must be bad because why else would either of his parents have wanted him. >> sunday on q&a author and journalist jane leavy with her book the big fella on the life of a dairy baseball player babe ruth. >> what's the culture? >> babe ruth gets into this back and forth with charlie ruth the picture for the chicago cubs. it becomes a legend that you know he is standing at home plate and the cubs in

coming up on today's "washington journal," george mason talkssity's jamil jaffer about national security threats