political news i'm joined from los angeles by al jazeera political leader mike schorr and by bill schneider professor at george mason university. bill i'll start with you. senate democrats are asking for 2.7 billion but the president wanted 3.7 billion, the house is only talking about 1.5 billion and they all go on vacation next week. is anything going oget done? >> well, question is are they able to separate the funding from the issue of revising that 2008 law that means that the child migrants have to be treated like refugees and given a hearing in court to see if they should be returned or not. the president's basic point is, do something! this is an urgent crisis. you heard spieker boehner say that, do something and pass some money so we can deal with this right now. >> michael, the senate bill didn't include an amendment that allows the 2008 bill, to allow deportation more easily. barbara mccullsky says it is a senate bill, doesn't include immigration legislation, without that it will never pass the house. is this political games a chance to tell democrats hispanic base, we tried? >> i

joined from los angeles, and al jazeera contributor michael sure, and with he from washington bill schneider, an al jazeera contributor, professor at george gavin university and scholar at the think tank third way. >> nearly 60% of americans disapprove how obama is handling the crisis. the om good news is 66% disapprove the way republicans are handling the issue. >> is it fair to say the migrant crisis it damaging democrats. >> even though i cover politics, it doesn't come out to a calculus. i think when the crisis wants support, you want support for the plan to exist, to solve the problem. men's, by and large supportway the white house. the what the president said. they support the action that he's proposing. it doesn't help the republicans in their elections coming up. the president is bad. he's not running for everything. that made a difference. >> they are talking about support. 54% of latinos disapprove the way the president is managing the crisis. does that open the opportunity for republicans to gain back some of those voters? >> i don't think so. the rubly cans like to believe the te

news i am joined from los angeles by al jazerra america political contributor michael shore and bill schneider hasn't squalor at the think thank third way, good to have you on the show. bill start with you. senate democrats are asking for $2.7 billion think but the president wanted $3.7 billion. the house is only talking about $1.5 billion they all go on vacation next week. will anything get done? >> well, the question is are they able to separate the funding from the issue you of revising that 2008 law, that means that the child migrant have tmigrantshave to be treates and given a hearing in court to see if they should, returned or not. president's basic point is do something this is an urgent crisis, you heard speaker boehner say that. do something and pass the money so we can deal with it right now. >> michael, as bill said, the senate bill doesn't including an amendment to the 2,008 law that allows deportation of central american kids more easily. barbara senator from maryland who chairs the appropriations committee says it's a funding bill so it does not include immigration legislation. w

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