with dick durbin, i detect a similar thing. the democrats do not have the clout in this town right now. things can change. depending on what the next couple of elections do. he will be well positioned. particularly on international affairs. i think he is been a good senator from illinois. lynn: here is what is interesting about dick durbin. he is one of the few lawmakers who i have covered who could actually create an issue. see something out there and it -- and was able to articulate it. what do i mean? dick durbin invented the dreamer movement when he came across a young lady in illinois who do not have the term dreamer, he invented it. we have thisve -- young lady who realize there are 70 people who realize there are some a people around illinois alone who have been brought here illegally through no fault -- there are so many people who no matter where you stand on the issue, it is an issue that needs to be your -- that needs to be addressed. it durbin started the crusade that led to the banning of smoking on airlines. he id

front and center is senator dick durbin. he took to the senate floor yesterday to repeated that tedious trope that you americans are just too lazy or unwilling to do the jobs that only illegal immigrants will do. >> go to the local meat processing plant or the chicken processing plant and watch what comes out of that plant at quitting time. hispanics and africans taking what are pretty tough, dirty, rough jobs because others don't want them. not many of us say to our sons and daughters, i'm hoping they will, when you decided to pick fruit for a living. you hardly ever hear that because we know it's hard backbreaking work and immigrants do the work. >> laura: that is so offensive on so many levels, we can spend an hour debunking it and analyzing it. from my own personal experience, my brothers, my mother and i did all of these jobs. we did manual labor, fruit picking, paper route, restaurant work, my mother waited tables into her early 70s. if she were alive, i think about her a lot, i think she would probably show up at his

. >> senator dick durbin predicted no democrat would actually vote for this proposal. what role do you all see yourselves in going forward in this debate as it continues, is this your best and final? >> dick durbin and chuck schumer shut down the government over no strings attached amnesty for all individuals and that didn't go so well for them. they obviously misjudged their own caucuses which is on this. ultimately, we don't have to have the blessing of chuck schumer and dick durbin to pass a bill. that would be as if the gang of eight in 2013 had gone to mitch mcconnell and jeff sessions and saying they had to have their votes. we need the votes of republicans and anywhere from 9 to 15 democrats depending how many republican votes we get. i suspect if it's a choice between this legislation or nothing at all, we will get those votes. >> one more question. >> what is your count on how many votes you do have? >> well, i think we have been working with democrats, some of us have had several meetings as an ongoing effort up here. both parties are involved in this. intere

dick durbin this morning was espousing some pretty frightening numbers. would like you to listen to this and respond to it, mercedes. >> 1,000 of these young people a day will be subject to deportation. will be unable to continue to legally work in america. they include 900 of them who have volunteered to serve in our military. risk their lives for our country. they will lose their status and be forced out of the military. 20,000 of them are teachers across america. >> martha: the numbers that we saw was 800 military. about 1,000, i believe, teachers. but, whatever. will those people, you know, does the white house want to have a deal where those people, daca recipients who are in the military, would they be asked to leave the country, mercedes? >> well, first of all, senator durbin's comments are outrageous. as we know the president is proposing a very generous compromise. you are talking about 1.000000 daca recipients that would then lead to a pathway to citizenship. he wants a permanent fix. the democrats need to come to the table and need to provide a

here is dick durbin. >> to say that that's the end of the investigation, that this is all that donaldrump needs to fire rosenstein or bob mueller, this could precipitate a constitutional crisis, if the house republicans believe they've set the stage for this president to end this investigation, they are basically saying that in america, one man is above the law. and that's not a fact. >> so sandra, this is part of the reason that some republicans are saying let mueller's investigation go, because when he finds no evidence, according to them, then it is done. >> sandra: that's a fair point. they also have a fair point that you don't just sit the president down, and newt gingrich, you probably heard him so many times saying show me the crime first. you can't just sit the president down to ask him questions without providing enough evidence as to why. >> what did it satart out as? so far, we have seen little evidence. so now there could be other crimes, if you have general flynn lying to the fbi, if they were innocent, he shouldn't have done that, he should have told the truth, right? so

this week about >> tucker: democratic senator dick durbin of illinois was surprisingly forthright thisout why we need to mass tomm united states. immigrants provided the low-paying serf labor that american labor so desperately want, watch. >> the next time you go into a nice restaurant in chicago, look at who cleaned the dishes off the table and when the door swings, look at who is in the kitchen doing the dishes. by and large it's going to be immigrants were doing thosemi things. not many of us say to our sons and daughters i'm hoping the day will come when you decide to go and pick fruit for a living. you hardly ever hear that because we know it's hard to back breaking work and immigrants to the work. many jobs they feel are jobs that americans aren't jumping to fail. >> tucker: fruit is picked by machines, but whatever. brian, thanks for coming on. it's so striking for someone as old as i am to see a democrat to make case.ca there are millions of americans who can't get by, have the country can't get $400 in a days notice, they don't have any money.wh what they need are higher-payin

senator dick durbin. he serves as dick durbin's liaison to elected officials and other constituencies throughout the chicago and metro region. we also have richard driggers, the deputy assistant of the office of cyber security communications at the department of homeland security. he supports the implementation of operational programs designed to strengthen the security of the nation's critical infrastructure. we have ambassador doug lute, the senior fellow in the future of democracy project at the harvard kennedy school. a senior adviser at cambridge formeradvisors, and a career army officer and former u.s. permanent representative to nato. former career armyour moderator is jako of cambridge global advisors. he is the faculty member of chicago where he teaches cyber security policy. also, former white house liaison to the department of homeland security where he developed policies and programs chicago ro national security and cyber security. our conversation, discussion will be followed by audience q&a.

dick durbin (d-il): but there is no indication the house takes this seriously.se democratic leader nancy pelosi agrees. she spoke on the house floor for hours wednesday - urging speaker ryan to vow to put daca legislation on the floor. in washington i'm jessica smith. (steve) that was jessica smith reporting. congress has until march 5th to strike a deal. (pam) the man authorities say killed two people -- including an n-f-l player-- in a car crash was in court today. criminal charges have been filed against manuel orrego- zavala he is accused of driving while intoxicated ... and crashing his truck into the victims' vehicle which was stopped on the side of the road early sunday morning. jeffrey monroe and indiana colts player edwin jackson .... were standing outside the vehicle at the time of the crash. orrego -zavala was arrested after fleeing the scene. prosecutors say orrego-zavala is an undocumented immigrant from honduras who has been deported from the u-s twice. (steve) happening tomorrow... canada's prime minister justin trudeau will be stopping by san fra

as i said, dick durbin trying to convince his democratic colleagues to come on board. clearly there's a split within the democratic party. they are holding their caucus, retreat, three-day retreat on the capitol as opposed to the eastern shore to make sure they tend to this business, very divided and as well as house republicans, some of the conservatives looking at that deal saying it is way too expensive for them to sign off as well. >> dick durbin did say one of the problems with the last agreement, there was no funding for those community health centers so we'll see what he does convince people to do. suzanne malveaux, thank you. president trump faces another deadline. only has until the end of the week to decide on the release of the democrat's memo. it refute republican claims that the justice department abused its authority in the russia investigation and claims that the president has applauded. the white house says he'll rely on the intelligence authorities, that he has openly distrusted. caitlin collins is at the white house for us. any new hints on the timing

dick durbin was on tv this week talking about the path forward here.e a listen to what he had to say. >> i think that we are trying to make a deal. we're going to see. but the democrats, i really believe they don't want to make a deal. and think of it, they've given up on daca and that's supposed to be theirs. it's ours. >> there is not likely to be a daca deal, though we're working every single day on telephone calls and person-to-person, to try to reach this bipartisan agreement. i think we're making real progress. i don't see a government shutdown coming, but i do see a promise by senator mcconnell to finally bring this critical issue that affects the lives of hundreds of thousands of people in america, finally bringing it to a full debate in the senate. >> all right, sahil, we got a two-for, president of the united states and dick durbin on the heels of that. lets get reaction from that. >> first on the government shutdown, david, i don't think that's likely to happen. i don't think democrats have another sort of confrontation the way we saw earlie

there is a commitment as dick durbin is talking about to go ahead and do something on that. is that realistic? will that happen? >> well, democrats are certainly pointing to they have this promise, debate. it's not clear how a deal comes together right now. the outlines they're talking about still are fuzzy. it's not clear what they could agree on certainly the white house would support. so it's understandable they're separate in these two things but how immigration plays out is still very uncertain. >> why is immigration not included in this deal? explain that to folks. >> it's not really -- it's a difficult political thing for house republicans in particular to do, for speaker ryan to put immigration as part of a budget deal because that is being negotiated separately. it's always been a complicated issue for house republicans to vote for any kind of legal status for people here illegally. and beyond that, the big holdup on immigration negotiations that has prevented congress from coming to a deal for these daca eligibles is the issue of legal immigration, the president's

dick durbin holding on to hope after his party took the brunt of the blame for the last shutdown. >> good news as well is that we have a public commitment from senator mcconnell to take up this issue involving the dreamers, bring it up on the senate floor if we have not reached an agreement before that. so i think we are moving forward in a positive way but i have got my fingers crossed to make sure we go to the finish line. this is an issue, this is a problem and challenge created by president trump on september 5th when he ended the daca program. many times we felt we had an agreement with president trump and within an hour or two, he turned and walked away. so he is a tough person to nail down. >> sandra: just in the last hour some drama on the house floor from the minority leader nancy pelosi over dreamers. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live on capitol hill for us. what's going on? >> sandra, good afternoon. all sources i have spoken with say they expect an agreement later today on a two year spending cap deal but for now house democratic leader nancy pelosi s

the number two democrat in the senate, dick durbin put it that way on "state of the union." >> to say that is the end of the investigation and this is all that donald trump needs to fire rosenstein or fire robert mueller. i tell you, this could precipitate a constitutional crisis if the house republicans believe they set the stage for the president to end the investigation, they are saying in america, one man is above the law. that's not a fact. >> at the same moment former white house chief of staff reince priebus was on "meet the press" saying he never thought robert mueller as special counsel was at risk. >> i never felt of all of the things we went through in the west wing, i never felt the president was going to fire the special counsel. i only know what i dealt with and i can tell you i never felt there was some sort of collusion or obstruction situation going on in the west wing. >> just a reminder, priebus left the white house back in july. >>> a special agent with the fbi turning in his badge to protest what he believes is a bureau politicized by the republicans and trump adm

senator dick durbin told why he wouldn't support the president's plan even though he supported a similar plan back in 2013. >> the answer is obvious. the comprehensive reform gave a path to legal status over a long period of time. we swept away all the existing applications for family members seeking visas. over 3 million of them, the backlog was going to be wiped away and we were going to bring them into the united states, and then moving forward, change the standard. that is not what president trump is suggesting. understand what they are proposing. they want to cut legal immigration into the united states of family members, some of whom have waited 20 years or more to join up with their families here. this is month longno longer abo security for the united states, it is not about competition for american jobs, it is an effort by them to make a different economic policy in the future, one that envisions an america much different than it is today. this is not an acceptable premise. >> before the government shut down over the dreamers two weeks ago found that 66% of americans polled thou

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. >> and senator dick durbin who has worked with senator john kelly in meetings in the white house andeetings in the capitol, when he heard about what john kelly said about lazy and saying it again tonight, senator durbin said it doesn't surprise me from general kelly. and marilane, i have to say to you that is truly condemning dick durbin when he hears this horrible statement from john kelly, that doesn't surprise me. that may well indicate me may have heard things like this from john kelly. >> from 2001 we at the national immigration center have been fighting 16 years, lawrence, along with senator durbin and other champions. and the fact that senator durbin had to sit there and endure the racial slurs from the president of the united states and today confirms he like we share the outrage of kelly's comments is really just damning. and i think it's a testament to where this administration is at, the fact it is simply a white nationalist administration. >> thank you very much for joining us tonight. josh, please stick around for a later discussion. >>> yesterday donald trump said that

dick durbin of illinois is a member of the senate judiciary committee. senator durbin, thanks for joining us. president trump says the nunes memo vindicates him in the probe. does it? >> no, of course it does not. the fact that the republicans in the house refuse to allow the minority report, a democratic response to their memo, is an indication that they're bound and determined to continue to find ways to absolve this president from any responsibility. i agree completely with john mccain. it was john mccain who said that trying to undermine the fbi and the department of justice is, frankly, doing putin's work. we ought to be trying to focus on an investigation at a professional level by bob mueller and not trying to find a way to obstruct justice or to absolve this president from any responsibility he has. >> i want you to listen to what house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes said about fisa abuse laid out in the memo. tke a listen. >> i think the american people understand that the fbi should not go to secret courts using information that was

from the committee outreach coordinator, we have dick durbin, who serves as dick durbin's liaison to elected and other constituencies throughout the chicago and metro region. richard, who is from the office of cyber security with the homeland security, and he supports the development and the limitation of operational programs designed to strengthen the security and resilience of the nation's critical infrastructure. doug flutiebassador who is the senior ambassador of the future project at the harvard kennedy school center and a senior adviser at and isge global advisors a former career army officer and former representative to nato. our moderator today is jake, he is the coo of cambridge advisors and is the faculty member of the university of chicago's harris school where he teaches summer security policy and also former white house liaison to the department of what security he develops policies and programs related to national security and cyber security. and discussionn will be followed by an audience q&a, and with that i would like to welcome our panelists for this evening. in joi

yesterday leading democrat, senator dick durbin said that bipartisan efforts continue on the dreamers. and he doubts the issue will lead to another shutdown.>>> the time is 4:40 am. an unthinkable crime on interstate 80. a dog thrown from a vehicle with his legs tied.>>> a look at the effort to clean up the month -- mud covered community of montecito. her puppy. 18-m rown >>> this morning a vacaville woman is pleading for justice in the death of her puppy. 18-month-old rex was thrown from a moving car on i-80. the puppies back legs were bound.>> i absolutely loved him dearly and i miss him so much. it has left a hole in my life. >> reporter: emptiness hangs over deborah ferreira. four-legged sidekick rex is no longer by her side. >> he was my little companion all the time. he wrote on the console in the car. >> reporter: the two were inseparable until last thursday. ferreira had to go to a funeral and said that it was too warm to keep him in the car. >> i said, rex i'm sorry you have to stay home. >> reporter: that is the last time she would see her puppy. rex found his way out of his

saving the world. >> kids: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ >> tucker: democratic senator dick durbinurprisingly forth right this week about why we need mass immigration to the united states. immigrants, durbin says, provide the low paying surf labor that american employers desperately want. watch. >> take time you look next time go nice restaurant city of chicago. look who just cleaned the dishes off the table and when the door swings look who is in the kitchen doing dishes. by and large going to be immigrants doing those things. not many of us say to our sons and daughters i'm hoping the day will come when you decide to go and pick fruit for a living. hardly ever hear that because we know it's hard, back-breaking work and immigrants do the work. so many jobs that they fill are jobs that americans aren't jumping to fill. >> tucker: actually fruit is picked by machines but whatever. ron eiler executive director of define american. he joins us tonight. ryan, thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me, tucker. >> tucker: so striking for someone as old as i am to have a democrat make

here on set, we have dick durbin of illinois, mike bar in this cle and nick comisorri is with us, as it on so many levels. what was your response to the president's words at cpac about immigration? >> we thought the president's main goal was to build a wall from sea to shining sea. 19th century answer to a 21st century problem. it turns out his goal is the deportation of experience. he wants to see the young people who have been raised in america and want to be part of my future to leave and their parents with them. >> i believe his wife is an immigrant. >> two of them, of course. >> two of the three. >> two of his wives have been immigrants. as i said, it would be a paperweight but for immigrants that came to this country and went to silicone valley. >> joe, hypocrisy is no excuse. the american people get it. what we have gone through, what it's meant to us to have the diversity of this great country. in new york and chicago, you pick it. springfield, illinois, immigration is a critical part of our past and our future. and yet this president is reviving sentiments we have not seen f

dick durbin: the illumination of that program will mean these young people in many like them will be subject to deportation and no longer allowed to work legally in the united states. president trump challenged congress to do something about it, to pass a law. more than five months past, and we have not done that. durbin saysr olympic gold medalist chloe kim's story is the story of immigration. he evoke the story of her father's trips did on estates from south korea which is the couple hundred dollars. she won a gold medal for the u.s. today in the half pipe. former white house can indication's director anthony scaramucci says president trump's chief of staff john kelly should step down. tweet came after the fbi revealed it notified the white house in july about domestic violence allegations against former white house staff secretary rob porter. thatny scaramucci tweeted general kalani -- in general kelly "almost certainly knew mark: in sweden, a trial began today -- the case of a man who ramming a stolen truck into a crowd in downtown stockholm in april of 2017. the man is charged w

millions and millions of americans saw me sitting to the president's left and dick durbin sitting to the right and republicans and democrats sitting around the table. senator grassley and senator feinstein said we need to make sure that the daca protect these otecteesch dee's -- pr are protected. senator grassley said they did nothing wrong and they came to the country. let's deal with them first. let's protect them first. the president said yes. but he didn't mean yes. last night, he talked about putting a bipartisan proposal forward. i don't know a single democrat in america, not one, that believes what he offered was bipartisan. or that he was doing when he said he would do and protect the daca folks first. he has put in, and i am pleased at that, an expansion to 1.8 million people and a path to citizenship. that is what he said we should do. we are surprised that he did what he said because he couple proposal that was in his own words to be in the second phase of negotiations. and the infrastructure proposal night, not alast single comment on how he was going to pay for it. and f

also today democratic senator dick durbin and republican senator john cornyn came to the floor to speak about gun policy. >> mr. president a few years ago malcolm gladwell wrote a book calledpe the tipping point and e really spelled out in the course of history the course of history with changes people's thinking actions and it's a precipitous moment where it stops and is reevaluated. the clear question we have in america today is whether we have we have reached a tipping point when it comes to gun violences. it's only been 13 days, 13 days since the tragedy of hard when florida and look what has happened since. of course outrage, sadness, morning for the families that lost these wonderful students, teachers and administrators but beyond that these high school students 17, 18-year-olds old and some even younger have really become a national voice, a powerful voice on the issue of gun safety in schools. i often wonder when this moment might occur or whether it would occur. litany of mass shootings, massacres. sad to say there's a mountainous setting in where terrible things occurred in p

mccarthy and john cornyn and dick durbin. >> i do want to ask you about that. this plays into what the chief of staff john kelly said about daca recipients. it was quite eyebrow raising. listen to this moment. >> the difference between 690 and 1.8 million were the people that some would say were too afraid to sign up, others would say they were too lazy to get off their asses, but they didn't sign up. >> what did you think of those comments? >> i wasn't too happy. he said people would say. he didn't say he said it. >> but what's the difference, congressman? to insert that into the conversation that some of the recipients would be too lazy to get off their asses. what's the point of putting that in? >> you'd have to ask general kelly. what i want to focus on is the effort to come to an agreement on this asap. i think we have a lot of young people who are extraordinary young people, not lazy at all, very motivated. college students, high school students, people who are working, people who have served in the military, people making a difference in our communities.

needless to say many congressional democrats and some critics were livid and crying dictator senator dick durbin the democrat my job minority whip out illinois told the media that trump's parade would be a fantastic waste of money to amuse the president and retired general paul eaton a senior advisor to both told the guardian quote unfortunately we do not have a commander in chief right now as much as we have a want to be banana republic strong man. but you don't want to talk watchers you know what i'm all for this parade the bigger the better i'm i'm talking full on huge massive parade nuclear missiles predator drones apache gunships and the entire lockheed martin dance team let's truly put on a display and let the american people see the massive ugly violent power that trillions upon trillions of their hard earned tax dollars have paid for and the thousands upon thousands of children and families living in places that we don't like to talk about at parties have had to live in fear of. ra ra sis boom bang star watching the hawks. it looks like. it would be. as it gets to the bottom. but it look

mean he held that meaning at the white house he said you came up with a deal lindsey graham and dick durbin came up with a deal on daca funding some of the border wall came back to him and obviously he talked to other advisers like steven miller and he just turned it down so it's not clear how you get a permanent deal and larry this is going to get more more critical because we're going to bump up against the debt limit in february and if we ever breach the debt limit the economic consequences across the world would be extraordinary because of be the first time in history that the u.s. had in a serious way damaged its full faith and credit so that the u.s. bonds and investments in the u.s. underlie the world economy and if we ever violate the debt limit we're in serious trouble then the democrats make any mistakes. i think think i think that if they you want to say they made a mistake is they took the president at his word but they had to try when he said i'm willing to make a compromise they had to go ahead and try and make that compromise so they had no other choice i don't think they had

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in 2000 when the first proposal was made and it didn't seem like a very big deal brought up by dick durbinand orrin hatch. this was something moving forward when september 11 happened and everything stopped so i knew i had the structure from then until now that i wanted to cover and i wanted to get a lot of different voices because it is important to show it wasn't just a movement made by one or two people this is something that you develop and it is unrealistic because none of us are perfect in our parts in the book where the lite had a lot of moments of doubt so i show people that will be written about as humans and choose them from many different backgrounds and different geographic areas to flush out all those different players of who could be part of the movement. >> how do you make that transition to tell fascinating subjects like this? and then make the switch to say can i talk to for a year? or five years? so how do you make that shift in such a drastically different manner? but also how do you give up the trust to a journalist who decides to write about something much bigger? >> i

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and -->> reporter: democratic senator dick durbin said that yesterday he does not expect a daca dealhe february 8 funding deadline though they are making progress on a bipartisan deal. he also said he does not expect the shutdown this time around. perhaps he saw some of the daca process this morning when we know that two senators, a republican and a democrat, unveiled a new republican proposal. >> we are building the wall. >> reporter: immigration reform is once again in the spotlight here. senator john mccain and chris coons unveiled a plan, and mccain issued a statement that said his plan already has broad report. he said this will address the dreamers and address the root cause of illegal immigration. the measure would give permanent legal status to daca recipients, and ramp up security at the border, but not -- but does not give president donald trump the money for the wall. >> the ones who do not want security at the southern border are the democrats. they do not care about the security of this company or ms 13 killers pouring into our country. >> reporter: similar legislation h

is under way on immigration in the office of the stepy hoyer and dick durbin. we are on the mark ets again tomorrow for you. charles payne is here with you for "making money." charles: we have a jam-packed hour for you. we started with his wild trading session upon wall street. after a volatile session. we had a range of 1,167 points. the largest was yesterday's session. of course, the outcome this time slightly different. though it felt like the market could have gone in any direction when i made this prediction on varney. charles: it seems like a coiled spring. the anxiety is there and you can people the last hour of trading will be absolutely mind boggling. charles: there is one more segment i didn't show you write said the dow would close at 24,800. i had a chance to bring in the best and brightest. some of my oldest friends are here. oliver, you got a raise since i saw you last. vince rinehart a former federal reserve employee. chris, i think you were pretty optimistic the last week. i saw some of your tweets and i know how you operate. but people were sca

dick durbin/d-illinois "the nunes memo, if they allowed the democratic response to come out, would beedited itself. the information, the facts tell a totally different story."the gop blocked the release of the democratic memo last week... but have since said they'd vote to release the memo.senator chuck schumer issued a statement, calling on president trump to back the release of the second memo, calling it "a matter of fundamental fairness."and some republicans are on board.rep. brad wenstrup/r-ohio"if they want to vet it, i'm all in favor of it, i want to shed light on all of this."if the committee votes in favor of putting out the memo, the issue then goes to president trump.he would have five days to make a decision on the release.mister trump has said the first memo vindicated him in the investigation about possible russia influence in the 2016 campaign.but some lawmakers disagree.rep. brad wenstrup/r-ohio"i support the mueller investigation, now i hope he does it fairly and honestly, of course we would always expect that."sen. dick durbin/d-illinois"if the house republicans beli

. >> i sometimes think and i said this to the folks in tampa, he said if i were dick durbin and white house and the president said whatever he says, you have two guys who like you say didn't one guy who doesn't like him he said he did i've been in the white house and say stuff that they wouldn't want me to say outside that they did number can tell that story but i used it, leverage. margaret would say about using for the people know say to him in the ground tell people you did so and so now this issue that i'm trying to deal with that i want you to take care of the fine get to take care of it that i might forget about what you just said or did. if you will do daca for me to shut up so that the cantilever chiming. >> fencing interesting. i used a watch when he said get ready. bishop jakes, we started out with the presidency and i want a bill of love and then it turned something drastically different. is this about love, this whole situation with any kind of policy on the table. >> thank you for allowing me to be here it occurs to me that it is in fact about love. but my was hard to leg

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here's dick durbin, senator from illinois talking about what democrats would do if donald trump goes fire robert mooueller or rod rosenstein. >> what will do you if he does try to carry out one of those actions. >> this is an extreme event that coo cause a constitutional crisis in this country. the question at that moment is whether or not the majority of republicans in the house and senate will stand up for the rule of law and the constitution if the president takes that extreme position. trey gowdy who is retiring from the conservatives house of representatives in south carolina said he found nothing and still had confidence in bob mueller. >> michelle bernard, do you have confidence in the way that republicans say dick durbin says they would hope to react to curtail the mueller investigation? >> i wish i could say i definitively feel they would move in the right direction. i'm just not sure. here's what i would say, and i say this putting on my georgetown law school lawyer hat, joy. if you look at trey gowdy and everything he has said about the fisa application. and also if you re

senator dick durbin is not optimistic. >> there is not likely to be a daca deal though we're workingephone calls and person to person to try to reach this bipartisan agreement. >> i think the president's position he is taking on the dreamers and daca is very bold. i think he has boxed the democrats in on that issue. i think it will be very difficult for them to walk away from. he is giving more than i probably would have given in the same advice to him. >> melissa: karl rove is a former senior advisor and deputy chief of staff for george w. bush and fox news contributor. do you think it has any traction and will it go anywhere? >> well, i don't think so. we have three proposals out there. mccain/coons which says we'll fix daca, the dreamers will be able to remain and find a path to citizenship. we'll have a study in 2020 on what's needed for border security and what works. we will take 18, 19 and 20 and sometime in 20 we'll have a study how to secure the border. we'll spend $120 million over five years 20 million a year on improving the relationship between local law enforcement and

dick durbin / iillinois (d)but it's no guarantee at the end of the day that anyone who is currently in status is going to be protected in the future.bryan villamar a dreamer from texas, says it's hard dealing with the uncertainty.bryan villamar / texas dreamersometimes you feel like you want to throw it all away, just give up. but to be honest these are the moments when you see how our government works.senator durbin -the senate minority whip -says there are no current daca negotiations that he knows of. in washington alexandra limon. coming up at eight.. president trump is pushing to arm teachers ... in the wake of the florida school shooting. find out which school district already lets its employees pack heat. plus... a northern california man arrested for trying to join isis.how long he could spend behind bars. and next... two brothers arrested in separate child pornography cases, released from jail.and tonight..some bay area officers are not happy about it. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast. details

on sunday democrat it senator dick durbin said a d.a.c.a. deal was unlikely before the deadline. by monday morning immigration talks appear to stall with the white house rejecting the latest proposal. >> if we have to shut it down because the democrats do not want safety, and unrelated but still related come the general to take care of our military, then shut it down.>> reporter: there is a chant it may go down to the wire. house democrats are expected to leave town tomorrow for e- policy retreat in maryland. we are hearing the buses will be gassed up and ready to head back to dc if members need to vote on thursday. >> with the bipartisan immigration deal appearing to stall people took to the streets around the nation to support d.a.c.a. recipients. >> one rally took place outside the hospital in oakland. leigh martinez was at the event. there is concern about the presidents renewed push today for tougher order security measures.>> president trump offered to give 1.8 million undocumented immigrants a path to citizenship in exchange for some strict immigration policy. at the rally

than 50 votes in the senate for a bipartisan agreement along the lines that lindsey graham and dick durbin together, the dreamers legislation. in the senate, you need 60 votes to clear the hurdle. we are working very hard to have a bipartisan agreement that deals with the dreamers, that also deals with border security. we will keep working until we get there. julie: we are out of time unfortunately. thank you for your time. chris van hollen, democrat of maryland. we are following markets as they continue to sell off. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets: balance of power." i'm david westin. david: i'm julie hyman. --julie: i'm julie hyman. evenelloff accelerating more into the close of trading with the dow jones now down more than 400 points, the s&p off by nearly one point 5%, the nasdaq falling 1.3% -- one point 75% as we see a continuation of selling pressure. heavy volume as well. on the s&p, about 45% above the 20 day moving average. still holding onto the worst week since november 21, 2008. it has been quite a while since we had a week like this. david: that was not