and how important it is to have a checkmark in all four or as many as possible. >> for the purpose of the stakeholder outreach work you want to do, i think anybody who qualifies in one of the first two columns could respond to your rsp. the difference there is subtle. stakeholder outreach we make sure the people have experience doing survey work, survey design, sampling methodology. language facility, submit work that shows their capacity in those areas. stakeholder engagement, a lot of the same issues but also focus groups and facilitation services. and then, you know, so again when we issue the rfp, anyone who qualifies in column one or two could respond to it and no restriction to do so. facilitation, this is us looking to have people we can hire to run group decision making processes which are sometimes requested by our clients or needed by us and the last column is city survey. >> this is the city survey you do once every three years. >> every two years. yep. two other products that were sent to e-mail and there are hard copies on the table over here. those two products are a dra

he would have gotten another huge checkmark for the wall.forward what the republicans say chain migration is a big problem. hundreds of thousands of people over the next number of years come in on chain migration. circumstantial what the democrats saiessential keeping n people in this country more important than a deal with the daca. seven years. brian: border security stops the daca problem. the families are not included in the mike rounds bill. so if you just bring the kid and the kid who came here to now 22 stays. their family is not legalized. that is in the rounds bill. the president has what was possible was the rounds bill. what was perfect for him is the grassley bill. why did he stop? go back in, get these guys in the white house and come up with something. steve: chain migration is different than the daca bill. brian: go back for it. steve: people who come into the country get a green card and then they are pretty much able to invite everybody in their family to become an american citizen. they want to change that. brian: i know th

so checkmark there. well i've just destroyed my twitter feed for the weekend. anyway, so the federal government is actually going to reopen this morning after a funding fight on capitol hill. that fight led to another government shutdown. and the house just passed a budget bill by a vote of 240-186. it came about three hours after the u.s. senate passed legislation overnight. with bipartisan support. now the long-term budget is going to raise, get this conservatives, federal spending by about $300 billion over the next two years. guess what else it does conservatives? it calls for raising the debt ceiling and it will raise it through 2019. it includes $90 billion in disaster aid. and the reason for the last-minute drama was republican senator rand paul. who used a procedural tactic to block the senate from speeding up the vote. so that congress could meet the midnight deadline. paul wanted senate leaders to give him a vote on an amendment that would keep budget caps in place. and he protested the large pricetag of the deal. >> i can't in all good honesty, in al