arthel: i'm arthel neville.artial government shutdown enters day 29, both sides failing to reach an agreement to fully fund the government. meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of federal workers are still not getting paid. garrett tenney is live at the white house with the latest. garrett? >> well, arthel, the president's proposal includes a number of measures that both parties have supported in the past. but it also includes several immigration related items that democrats have been calling for, which the president hopes will bring them on board with the deal. but the proposal, it includes a lot to address the various concerns about border security. 800 million dollars for humanitarian assistance. 805 million for drug detection technology at the ports of entry. 2700 additional border agents. 75 new immigration judges. and 5.7 billion dollars for the wall. and the president said to build trust and goodwill with democrats, it also includes three years protection for the 700,000 daca recipients giving them access to

arthel: i'm arrest they'll no - arthel neville.ccording to the new york times, comey's dismissal prompted agents to launch an investigation which later landed in the hands of special counsel robert mueller. allison barber is live at the white house with more on this. allison. >> reporter: the fbi reportedly opened an investigation days after president trump fired then fbi director james comey. investigators reportedly were so concerned by the president's behaviors that they had to investigate whether or not trump's actions constituted a possible threat to national security and whether or not the president knowingly worked with russia or unwittingly fell under their influence. president trump, his allies are pushing back on this incredibly hard. his former attorney told fox news at no time did special counsel mueller make any request of the president or his counsel when it comes to allegations, that he calls bizarre. he went on to say this, the new york times' story is an unwitting disclosure and verification of the utter corruption

arthel. arthel: allison, thank you. eric. eric: as the political battle plays out in washington, u.s. officials at the southern border are starting to send some of the asylum a applicants back to mexico and the trump administration has begun to implement a new poll circumstance requiring migrants to wait in mexico while the cases are processed here. the pilot program starting at the busiest border crossing in the nation, just south of san diego. jeff paul live in los angeles with more on those developments. hi, jeff. >> reporter: hi, eric. previously those who had credible claims were either detained for several months or released into the u.s. while they waited for a hearing. but now some asylum seekers will be sent back or have to wait in mexico while their claim is processed. at the moment, this only applies to the sandy cedar point of entry in san diego, where many from the migrant caravan have traveled to over the last few months trump administration stressing something had to be done with so many clients. >> it seems li

arthel: i'm arthel neville. the president planning to support protections for the so-called dreamers in exchange for more border wall funding, and the question now looming, will house speaker nancy pelosi agree and help trigger an end to the impasse in washington that has kept the government partially closed for 29 days and has left hundreds of thousands of federal employees without a paycheck? eric: well, the president's expected announcement comes, of course, as there have been new developments south of the border. hundreds more central american migrants are on the move, we're told, heading toward our country from mexico and the guatemala/mexican border gates were temporarily left open. the president reacting to that earlier today. >> i think it'll be an important statement having to do with the, as you know, caravans are coming up. they have a big one coming up now. i'm disappointed that mexico is not stopping them. i mean, mexico seems, unfortunately, powerless to stop them. many got through. they broke thro

arthel: i'm arthel neville. the president is urging democrats to get on board that he says could lead the way for bigger reforms. jarett tenney is with us from washington. reporter: this gives democrats some of what they want with immigration in exchange for what the president want. with the sweeteners of temporary legal status for the 700,000 dreamers. access to work permits and social security numbers. the other is a 3-year extension for workers with temporary status. in return the proposal addresses a number of immigration priorities including some with bipartisan support. $805 million for drug detection technology. 75,000 addition ago border agents. and $5.7 billion for the president's wall. lawmakers have been meeting with the white house the past few weeks. but before this announcement was even made. house speaker nancy pelosi was shooting it down, saying in a statement, it's unlikely any one of these provisions alone would pass the house, and taken together, they are a non-starter. mike pence suggested th

arthel? arthel: thank you. eric: let's go to the washington examiner, chief congressional correspondent. you know, susan, the new york times headline says quote the investigation was whether the president was secretly working for russia. basically if the president of the united states was a russian asset. i mean, that sounds like a movie. what do we know that this is based on? or did they just decide, you know, whatever they decided? >> isn't it incredible? basically saying they were investigating whether our u.s. president was in fact a russian agent. i think it's sort -- it encapsulates what many critics of the fbi and justice department and critics of the mueller probe have said, it is sort of this overarching theme or dogma against the president, that he needs to be removed from office, that he's working with the russians, his campaign colluded with the russians, they're firmly dug in on that. it is not shocking at all to me that this is revealed that they were investigating whether he was -- i mean, we kne

arthel: there is already walls in place. arthel: if the president does not get the funding for his wall, starting tomorrow, think that $1.3 billion from the dems, a wide gap from the $5.7 billion the president want. if the president does not get the funding for his wall he feels necessary. do you any the president should declare a national security? i think you said you would advise him to do such, take up that option. >> i would certainly not have the government shutdown. if i believes the emergency declaration is warrant, if his lawyers tell him they think it will stand up in court, that's the route to take. it's not just the 800,000 employees affected. i think airline safety was affected. and there are many businesses who do business with the federal government and their employees are not getting paid and several companies i'm aware of are being told they may go under because of this. government shutdowns never worked. i have been in government shutdowns since 1995. the person who calls the shutdown end up losing. last ye

arthel: thanks for watching. i'm arthel. he's eric. eric: i'm eric. have a great day. i should do that? do you think i should do that john? watcher one-sided reporting. seriously john do you think i should, tell me, tell me. john do you think i'd should just sign? >> i am saying if he signed that the workers can start getting get -- start getting paid. >> you are telling me if i'm in my position you would do that. i'm asking you are you. >> i will never get tired of that.

arthel: and i am arthel neville. a three-year extension for 700,000 sunday recipients. party leaders calling ineffective and a nonstarter as most republicans praised the president for his willingness to negotiate. vice president mike and sat down with chris wallace on "fox news sunday." >> this is not amnesty. there is no pathway to citizenship. there is no permanent status here at all, which is what amnesty can't templates. this is a good-faith effort to address the issue, bring relief to recipients. arthel: garrett taney abaya from the white house. how confident with the proposal level pass. >> this is by no means a sure thing. republicans have the majority of there are going to be some immigration hard-liners who view concessions as a form of amnesty. so even if the republican state together they are still going to need at least seven democrats were to pass as well. the white house is clearly trying to ease concerns with the president himself tweeting this morning, no amnesty is not a part of my offer. it is a three-year extension of saturday. it will be in a much bi

arthel appeared arthel: molly henneberg, thank you.c: congressman mark green, republican from tennessee. welcome. speaker pelosi and senator schumer both say as well as other democrats, you know the president has the power to do that. then we'll sit down and negotiate. what is wrong with that stance? >> the president has multiple offers to the left and they just are and expect to them. they won't sit down at the table. what proof does he have that they'll even talk at the government has opened up again. it's time for them to come to the table now. he's made another move, another offer and they walked away before the details of the plan. it's pretty disingenuous for them to say were holding the government hostage. he's coming to the table. they're not. eric: do think it could also be the other way around that with that and they are singing deal with the government shutdown now and then we'll negotiate later out of the future and you think there is no chance of being disingenuous about that. >> there's no evidence they want to negotiate

arthel: garrett tenney, thank you. and there is no reaction from former trump campaign advisor, roger stone. after special counsel robert mueller indicted him on charges of obstruction. making false to mr. congress and witness tampering. he plans to plead not guilty. he told this week that he is open to talking with special counsel. >> if there's wrongdoing by other people in the campaign, that i know about, which i know of none, but if there is i would certainly testify honestly. i would also testify honestly by any other matter. including any communications with the president. it is true we spoke on the phone but unless their political in nature they are benign. arthel: gillian turner has more.>> the chair of the house and took him he says the investigation to pencil russian collision has been vindicated by special counsel latest indictment of roger stone for the presence longtime friend. reporter: of course all of the above lying about all of the above. 100 contacts but probably a thousand lies. and it's the bigger

arthel: i'm arthel neville.ties to restart negotiations right away.a warning may deploy a quote - powerful alternative if congress fails. the president tweeting 21 days goes by very quickly. negotiation with democrats will start immediately. will not be easy to make a deal but both parties very dug in. the case for national security has been greatly enhanced by what has been happening at the border and through dialogue. we will build the wall! we are fox team coverage. david is live on capitol hill with reaction from lawmakers but first ellison barber, live at the white house. reporter: the president says if there is not a deal at the end of this, he will declare a national emergency and get border wall finding that weight. the deal open the government but it did not have a permanent solution. they will spend the next three weeks negotiating and putting together a homeland security package. >> i think we have a chance, yes. i think we have a good chance. will work with democrats and if we cannot do that then we

arthel: jamil, what do you think?hink is right that barr won't have to recuse, although he'll get a lot of pressure from democrats in the senate on this question of majority leader -- minority leader schumer has called for the president to withdraw his nomination. a number of democratic senators have suggested recusal was appropriate here. on the question about the memo, a lot of the legal experts have debated this question. look at jack goldsmith, hardly a big believer in presidential powers. he fought against them at the famous hospital visit. he said he thinks attorney general barr's memo is standard when it comes to its view of presidential powers and the executive branch. i think that neil is exactly right this is an issue to take up in debate and figure out what kind of an attorney general bill barr will be. we know his approach and we'll see more in the hearings as they come out this week. arthel: senator lindsey graham, newly named senate judiciary committee chair. how much weight will senator graham's positio

arthel: i'm arthel neville.nt planning to support protections for the so-called dreamers in exchange for more border wall funding, and the question now looming, will house speaker nancy pelosi agree and help trigger an end to the impasse in washington that has kept the government partially closed for 29 days and has left hundreds of thousands

arthel: thanks for watching. i'm arthel. he's eric. eric: i'm eric. have a great day. teen do you think i should do that? do you think i should do that john? watcher one-sided reporting. seriously john do you think i should, tell me, tell me. john do you think i'd should just sign? >> i am saying if he signed that the workers can start getting get -- start getting paid. >> you are telling me if i'm in my position you would do that. i'm asking you are you. >> i will never get tired of that. [applause] r. right after president trump's address on the border the democratic party sent out these two carnival cutouts as a rebuttal. all that is missing was a beanbag for their pie holes. are we sure sure this wasn't a subtle proposal for the new season of the walking dead brought to you by the makers of formaldehyde. it's order list tasteless to keep sure government for decades. look at them. i'm not talking about how they look. that's too easy. it's just how they are like a couple of graders at cigar world. old people get that. you want a wall? bafta wall. they are so rigid th

. >> arthel, i think that's a very important point. she might come from parents that were well educated but she pointed out that it was their american dream, underscored that, american dream she wishes to share with others, let's remember the campaign slogan, for the people, which is what the prosecutor says when they get up in court that. will resinates and clearly trying to achieve what you're describing exactly. >> she also talked about need for moral leadership and democratic values are under attack and the white house has been foreign powers have infected the white house like malware she said, to be continued, more to come as the race is beginning, john bosse, thank you so much. >> i'm arthel neville, we will have it all covered for you. >> thank you. what's in your wallet? you hardly ever play catch with the grandkidsalk? or show them how to give a good handshake anymore. now look at me... i'm all bent out of shape. (vo tv) if you have bent fingers and can't lay your hand flat, talk to your doctor. it may be dupuytren's contractu

arthel: i'm arthel neville.on board that he says could lead the way for bigger reforms. jarett tenney is with us from

arthel: and i am arthel neville. a three-year extension for 700,000 sunday recipients.ective and a nonstarter as most republicans praised the president for his willingness to negotiate. vice president

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. >> i'm houra ingle in for arthel neville.ther the president will follow through on his

arthel: nature is amazing! and things are looking up, eric. eric: they are. thank you for having us pay look up! stay strong. [cheers and applause] greg: just another slow week. let's start with the meal that made the media squeal. >> pizza, 300 hamburgers , french fries. greg: many, many french fries that seems like a year ago but the media lost their lunch over this and raged at trump to serve food that everybody loves to eat. how may times have you had to go to a formal event and plan what you will eat after you eat? because the first intersex? it is like a tiny bird on a plate all bones and veins like you are eating an old lady. what do i eat after i eat? burgers and pizza. that's what we all want but people lost their minds. >> do we have no food for you? or do we have a quick salad the first lady would make for you or the second lady i said you are not into the salads. >> nobody is into salad. has anybody ever on death row asked for their last meal to be a chef salad? it is always burger and pizza making it the most standard. but cnn went for the sexist

i am arthel neville. eric: hello everyone, take you for joining us, i am eric shawn. the national emergency that if the deal is not reached by faber 15 for awol or barrier wall. th

arthel: the president reiterating his threat to declare a national emergency if no deal

. >> i'm houra ingle in for arthel neville. questions on whether the president will follow through on his threats to declare a national emergency to free up military funding for the wall. >> the president is prepared to do what it takes to protect our borders and the people of this country. he knows the number one job he has as commander-in-chief is to protect its citizens. whatever action he takes will certainly be lawful, and we are looking at every option week. this is something the president takes incredibly seriously. eric: is he considering those lawful actions? reporter: if there was ever a question about the president's position, needing a wall, a fence, a barrier along the southern border tore protect the interest of the american people, that was clearly the race today. in one tweet, you will understand where this is coming from, the president saying the wall is coming. that declaration comes over border funding as the president makes his way to camp david. he'll huddle with senior administration officials for a 2019 a

arthel: 0 will democrats keep the aca off the table to refuse the wall?ntoine seawright and commentary writer t on a low. let's start with you. senator graham laying out a compromise making daca part of the deal, something democrats have fought for but democrats refused to come to the table. >> the senator is correct. if you look, the original dream act proposed by orrin hatch in 2001, something republicans long maintained, the fact that daca recipients or dreamers are uniquely sympathetic group of individuals because they came here illegally through no fault of their own and if democrats really want to protect this class of 1 million individuals, then they need to come to the table and give trump $5 million for the wall and trump's proposal for a physical barrier is unique, republicans have long maintained they would always be willing to exchange some degree of forgiveness to dreamers in exchange for more border security, john mccain said this a decade ago. heather: many of the same democrats voted in favor of this before. 2006, 2013. what is the differe

everyone, welcome to brand-new hour inside of america's news headquarters, i'm laura ingle in for artheleville. eric: welcome, laura, good to see you, i'm eric shawn, talks are not going anywhere as president and democrats refuse to give any ground over border funding, meanwhile the blame game continues in washington as partial government shutdown passes the 2-week mark, ellison barber live in washington in bureau with the latest with really no developments, hi, ellison. >> democratic leaders have said they agreed to continue conversations with the white house, we, of course, saw that today, we will see that later on this weekend as well. the white house, though, democrats said they told president trump a resolution is unlikely unless the government is open, they want him to open the government and then continue border security discussions, the president has said many times the shutdown will not end without money for a physical barrier at u.s.-mÉxico border. democrats say they will not do it. right now most republicans on capitol hill are on the president's side. >> speaker pelosi is neg

laura: i'm laura ingle in for arthel neville. the president would use military funding to build the border wall. meanwhile, vice president mike translating a second straight day of talks and the government shutdown over the border wall, which president trump says must be funded. >> we will build a steel barrier. it'll be less obtrusive and it will be stronger. but to be less obtrusive, stronger and were able to use our great companies to make it by using steel. >> live coverage with ellison barber in washington. first, to kevin corke at the white house where there's been a lot of action today. >> very busy day indeed. it's clear as we look forward to the coming week the white house is prepared to move into the next phase of the negotiation over the partial government shutdown. a very busy day the president spent much of it at camp david in maryland, but he made his way back to the white house this afternoon after spending much of the morning and part of the afternoon in maryland. he told reporters that the word wall or the use of

i'm arthel neville. eric: i'm eric shawn.on february 15th, president trump says he has the option of triggering another possible shutdown over the, quote,

arthel: i'm arrest they'll no - arthel neville. according to the new york times, comey's dis

everyone, welcome to brand-new hour inside of america's news headquarters, i'm laura ingle in for arthel: welcome, laura, good to see you, i'm eric shawn, talks are not going anywhere as president and democrats refuse to give any ground over border funding, meanwhile the blame game connu i

i'm arthel neville. eric: hello everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm eric shawn.ements add up to what is expected to be a crowded field of democratic white house contenders. senator warren is visiting new hampshire this weekend, her nd