angela wro ange angela rye, to you, how do you do this? what we make is taboo, we don't talk about it, but it seems like we should be. >> we absolutely should be, brooke. and part of the only way that we'll ever solve the gender pay gap is by being transparent with what we make. whether for me what i make as a cnn commentator or my contracts with clients when i get to do special projects with other networks, i'm absolutely about sharing what i make so it can empower other people, not just here, but other networks, not just with my clients but with other spaces of political strategists doing the work, speaking engagements, what are we getting paid to do this work. and how are you justifying those disparities. it is time out for that. our voices matter just as much as men. our voices matter just as much as the majority if we are black and brown people or indigenous people in this country or asian folks. it all matters. and we have to be accountable for it. it's time for all of it. time is up for this mess. that's where i am. >> angela rye, t

tripadvisor. >>> david joly jason miller, angela rye back with me now. you to respond, angela. i think you took umbrage to something jason said. this is what the president said about immigration tonight. >> tell them not to be concerned, okay. >> they have not to be concerned about? >> tell them not to worry. >> can i clarify. >> we will solve the problem. it's up to the democrats. but they should not be concerned. >> can we just clarify one thing. >> we're putting in a fund. $25 billion in a fund. >> all up front? >> we have $5 $25 billion for a wall. 5 billion. aft daca is done. >> you want chain miergs and lottery. >> we're putting in the initial, putting chain and negotiated chain. we're putting a replacement for lottery or an end to lottery. it could be a replacement. we bring people in from various countries coming in based on merit and other reasons and we are going to billed a wall. those primary things. >> okay. so he said we're putting in fawned we're going to do. but is the money coming from mexico for the fund? where is that. >> come on, don.

that -- and i think in the president's mind that's not a bad thing. >> rick santorum, doug hi, angela ryeank you to all of you. no deal on the d.r.e.a.m.ers without a deal on the border wall. the president laying down a red line could trip up negotiations with democrats to keep the government open. >>> cnn has just learned that the trump administration plans to end protections for certain immigrants from el salvador and could mean more than 200,000 people who have lived in the u.s. for more than 15 years without legal status could be affected here. so we are expecting to hear more about this today from the department of homeland security and in the meantime congress is facing a deadline to avoid a government shutdown. but despite bipartisan budget negotiations a deal is far from settled. during a retreat at camp david president trump drawing a line in the sand, saying he would work with democrats to help so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers but only if they agree to pay for his proposed border wall. sunlen serfaty is live on capitol hill. is the budget deal now in jeopardy because of this, sunlen? >>

if we take him at his word, angela rye, that is a good thing.ed both sides to play well in the sand box. >> i think the challenge that we have is donald trump's many faces, right? this is someone who regularly will do one thing and then turn around and there's a complete 180 the very next day. sometimes within minutes. i'm eager to see if that spirit of bipartisanship, spirit of unity, being stronger together, moving forward in a positive manner, reflecting true leadership will reflect on his twitter account tomorrow. >> fair point. it's a fair point. but, again, you think to the notion, a, of leaning in to bipartisanship a great thing. b, when you look at the folks writing the speech, one name that pops out at me as a hardline adviser is steven miller. how do you square the two in a speech tonight? >> donald trump is proven very adept at this speeches and no matter who is writing it -- >> steven miller is one person. >> right. his problem is in the suburbs, with the voters who came over to him at the end of the campaign in 2016, but were doubt

davis ferlick, angela rye.surprising because if oprah runs for president -- the reason i did that pause, if she runs for president she'll be running against ivanka's dad and women have been upset with ivanka because they don't think in their estimation, she's looking out for them in the white house in her current job. oprah has a big fan there. so what do you think of her response, angela? >> well, i don't think much of her response. she's right. time's up. and i think that women regardless of their party affiliation should be able to agree that men historically have used positions of power to oppress women particularly in the sexual harassment and sexual abuse and assault spaces. the problem -- small elephant in the room is her orange father who has been accused by more than 16 women of sexual assault. and i think that if she wants to deal with it she's got to deal with the person who sits in the oval every day for three hours not doing much before his day begins. >> wow, that was a lot of sass. okay, so -- >>

this with former republican congressman david jolly, cnn political commentators jason miller and angela ryegood evening, all, one and all. >> good evening. >> angela, let's start with you. president trump gave a very upbeat answer tonight about the possibility of reaching an agreement on immigration reform and the future of d.r.e.a.m.ers. what's your reaction? >> my reaction is i can't take the president's word for a grain of salt, like, this is someone who regularly says one thing out of his mouth and says something very different. i think the reality of it is when i was listening to those remarks, duon, i thought of the man who was recently deported, husband of a wife, with kids, and he didn't do anything. so i don't believe someone who built his campaign on calling mexicans drug dealers and rapists, i don't believe a man who has spent time tweeting about a wall, and the importance of the wall. no wall, no deal. i don't believe him today because he doesn't have the compassion to make this type of policy decision. >> representative jolly, your former republican colleagues in the house are

. >> former trump campaign knick adviser and angela rye, cnn pritcal commentator and political directorf the congressional black caucus. good to have both of you. just jump right in, given this whole controversy, the president, the president's past and things he has said, is it not fair to ask that question? >> well, look, i've been in meetings with donald trump many times in the last two years. and i've never once heard him say anything disparaging. these were meetings, by the way, brooke, where there was no democrat or no one who might leak something to the press and i've never heard that kind of language. i think the point that sarah huckabee was making was a good one. look at his record and what he has done in terms of his business accomplishments, the fact that he has hired thousands of blacks and hispanics. >> i have to jump n you don't have to be in a meeting with this man to hear some of the comments he has made, the pocahontas reference, comments after charlottesville, central park five. what am i missing? judge curiel some months ago. is that not a fair question to be asking,