and we will find out what house democrats hope to accomplish with leader, david cicilline. >>> plus,resident trump takes in coming from both sides. >> i haven't decided who i will endorse in 2020. i will see who the alternatives are. >>chris: we will ask our sunday panel about a tougher road for the president in washington. and our power players of the week. two new members of congress and how they intend to work across the aisle to get things done. >> for me its mission but with her serving in the cia or military, you wake up everyday and know what you're doing and why you're doing it.i think it's no different in congress. >> you've got to start socializing together. the polarization is tearing us apart. >>chris: all right now on "fox news sunday". hello again from fox news in washington. president trump says the government shutdown could go on for months or even years. with the standoff over the border wall in its third week, white house officials and congressional staffers met saturday to work toward a deal. but prospects for breakthrough remained them as the new democratic author

and we will find out what house democrats hope to accomplish from congressional leader david cicillineplus, president trump takes incoming from both sides. >> i haven't decided who i'm going to endorse in 2020, i'm going to wait to see what the alternatives are. >> we are going to go in there and [bleep] it up. >> chris: we will ask our sunday panel about an even tougher road for the president in washington. and our "power players of the week." two new members of congress and how they intend to work across the aisle to get things done. >> for me, its mission and when you are serving in the dash you wake up knowing what you're doing and why you're doing it and i think it's no different in congress. >> the polarization, it has taken us apart. >> chris: all right now now on "fox news sunday" ." and hello again from fox news in washington. president trump now says the government shutdown could go on for months or even years. with the standoff over the border wall now in its third week, white house officials and congressional staffers met saturday to work towards a deal, but prospects for a

david cicilline, please. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, i first want to say thank you to you and your staff for all of your hard work and this committee on drug price competition issues this congress. i worked together with the extraordinary leadership of our chairman, they lowered the scoring cost of prescription drugs by the tactics of branded drugs i feel strongly about and i really hope we will move forward in the next congress. i recognize your commission is on the front line of enforcement and i think few people appreciate how hard your staff is working on this issue and so many others. it is my understanding it is not uncommon for attorneys to work 20 hours a day during major investigations and we should take tremendous pride in knowing a small and dedicated team of attorneys and economists are working around the clock on these issues for the behalf of the american people. please communicate my gratitude to your team. >> i certainly will, thank you for those kind words. >> yesterday, i was concerned, the ceo of google, the

now, in support of this advocacy, congressman david cicilline who is from rhode island, sits on the other side of the aisle from me, we asked google for answers. on its policy regarding protext of children online. the response was weak. our goal is to continue to ebb sure beneficial technological advances square with the tradition of a humane, decent world. we want google to thorry answer our questions. we want google to be true to its original motto, "don't be evil." now madam speaker, let me turn to another topic and touch on it briefly, to talk about what is germane in this moment, given the discussions of border security. but some of the things we actually worked on last year that weren't successful but nonetheless may provide some answers for the current dilemma we find ourselves in. america is again a kind and generous nation and we have opened our arms to persons who seek refuge and want to rebuild their own lives and accept, embrace, the deeper values of our country. however, charity can in the flow from chaos. no one is entitled to enter merks ill locally. law and order create th

. >> congressman david cicilline. is it not unfair to cancel a congressional delegation given the state of the shutdown? >> this was a trip that the speaker was taking to a war zone, not only to express gratitude for the work the troops are doing, but also to get very critical national security briefings from the military leaders on the ground. i think the cancellation shows this is a very thin skinned, petty, and insecure president who sees and perceives everything as a personal slight to him. the speaker says it does not make sense to do a state of the union while the government is partially shutdown. you need reopen government first because the state of the union is shut down. it wouldn't have been appropriate to do a state of the union as if everything is operating fine. and apparently in response to that responsible decision, he cancel as trip to visit troops fighting in a war zone. it's disgraceful. >> kevin barren who's a "defense one executive editor." >> i think there's no question about it. this is a preside

democratic congressman from rhode island, david cicilline, joining me now. congressman, welcome.e going to get to the issue about federal spending. i want to ask you about bernie sanders. i know you don't speak for him or his campaign but you run the policy committee pushing progressive plans like pay equity which we hear so much about. barack obama talked about it. hillary clinton talked about it. you nancy pelosi talk about it. when you have the number two democratic presidential contender from 2016 being accused now of paying women in his campaign far less than men, you will have republicans look at that and say you guys talk a good game but don't really follow it up. >> i don't know about the allegations that are being made. i just heard senator sanders respond to it. i think his response was appropriate. he acknowledged that the campaign wasn't perfect and if he engages in another campaign, he will take on the issues more directly. we as democrats and i hope as republicans believe that people should be able to work in an environment that is free from discrimination, free fro

. >>> so i want to go "outfront" now to democratic congressman david cicilline, part of leadership, obviously incoming here, as you have all the swearings in tomorrow and formally take over. nancy pelosi says she's going to bring that legislation to the floor tomorrow, which jessica referenced and basically it kicks this whole wall issue and the border off for a month. do you believe -- have any reason to believe at this point that president trump will accept that deal, change his mind and take it? >> well, no, but i mean, we should remember, erin, this is a proposal that was already passed by the senate unanimously, 100-0, so what we're going to do tomorrow is bring to the floor two bills, one which will fund the six other departments, bipartisan agreement has already been achieved with respect to those departments, separate out the point of contention, that's the department of homeland security, do a shorter stopgap for that, so fund the rest of the government through the end of the fiscal year, those six departments, then take the department of homeland security, give it a shorter time fra

before i turn the microphone over to my good friend here, i want to thank david, my good friend, david cicilline, for the ranking member that he's been. we put legislation together, put good legislation together, gotten it across the finish line. we're hoping that we can get one or two more done and it's been an honor and a privilege working with him, and i thank him very much. the chair now recognizes the ranking member of the committee. mr. cicilline. >> thank you, mr. chairman. before i begin my remarks, i too want to take a moment to say it has been a pleasure working with you as chairman of this subcommittee. i very much appreciate your friendship and the opportunity to work with you and look forward to continuing our work together, i'm particularly proud of our work to make drug prices and health care more affordable through the full benefits of competition. thank you again, mr. chairman. i strongly believe that we should build on this bipartisan record to improve people's lives by lowering health care costs, improving economic opportunity and conducting robust oversight of the antitrust l