and my colleague from indiana, my colleague from ohio, senators brown and stabenow and done -- and donnelly and klobuchar and heitkamp have been stalwart voices for men and women in their states, senator man china china -- senator manchin for the miners in west virginia and others across the country. we come to the floor tonight to urge our republican colleagues to join us in doing something to shore up pension plans for millions of americans, millions of middle-class workers in this country, teamsters and carpenters, they put their money into plans year after year. they knew they wouldn't be rich when they retired but they thought they could live a life of decency. they offered 401(k) salary increases. they said give me a lower raise but put money in that pension. these people earned these pensions. they are the backbone of america. but now after all their hard work and all their savings, several multiyear pension plans are at risk of failure through no fault of the worker. families in my state and across the country could see their retirement savings slashed, teamsters, miners, carpenters

senator crapo: senator donnelly. senator donnelly: thank you. mr. secretary, thank you for being here. the recently enacted ndaa included an amendment i authored to require a comprehensive strategy from all agencies. that includes treasury within 90 days of enactment to address the threat posed by north korea. that was enacted in late november. this is due by march 15. have you had any discussions about treasury's reporting requirements in regards to this north korean strategy? secretary mnuchin: i probably spend more time on north korea than almost any other subject. so the report will be part of this but we spend a lot of time at treasury discussing these issues. senator donnelly: i appreciate the fact that you discuss those issues. will you be meeting the required reporting date of march 15 with treasury's strategy regarding north korea? secretary mnuchin: i have no reason to think we won't meet that deadline so i anticipate we will. senator donnelly: thank you. this has been mentioned before. i'll mention it again. it's absolutely critical to my

watching senator donnelly's speech is his indiana colleague, republican, todd rokita. here's his reaction, his tweet aying -- reaction from congressman todd rokita. there could be a vote coming up in the u.s. senate. there were some reports about that after the speech here by john cornyn, who's currently on the floor of the senate. follow that over on c-span2. and in terms of the democratic votes, manu raju of cnn tweets about joe donnelly's support saying that with donnelly and mansion voting yes, three other red-state democrats up in 2018 are in different spots. heitkamp hasn't said what she'd do, for this has mccaskill. tester is opposing the house c.r. we've been showing you a number of speeches from today from the senate floor. the c.r. itself passed yesterday in the house. by a vote of 230-197. we'll keep you posted on any news, updates on a senate vote possible and any live briefings all live if possible here on c-span. in the meantime, we'll show you some of the debate from last night, leading up to the final passage vote of the c.r. in the u.s. house. is is an

it is so rough on your bobby donnelly get out of the bottom and gunaratne can your back and neck and body is hurting and you have taken bumps and bruises. it is not enjoyable that way at all. the fear on the start line to the bars at the bottom is like, the whole experience of it is such an adrenaline packed thing. only such an adrenaline packed thing. o nly afterwards such an adrenaline packed thing. only afterwards did they tell me the back of the four man sled is the worst for vibrations so spare a thought for all of the brake men and women. i‘ve neverfelt anything quite as violent as that. and never before have i been in such need of a good old hot chilli as the team prepared to move on and do it all again. but it was disappointment for the british women today at the final world cup event before next month‘s winter olympics. a mistake in heat one saw british duo mica mcneill and montell douglas nearly come out of their sled, but thanks to some impressive driving the pair narrowly escaped crashing. mcneill and douglas finished 17th, leaving them 12th in the overall world cup stand

although just moments ago democratic senator joe donnelly of indiana broke ranks and announces he is willing to vote yes on the four week deal, the short-term funding bill and now the second democrat up for re-election in a state president trump won who is coming out and saying he does not want to vote to shut down the government. west virginia joe manchin was the first. this could be the start of a trend, possible cracks in the democratic coalition in the senate and we may see things move quickly this hour. but before this latest development, and at least for a little while this afternoon, it seemed as if maybe there was some progress being made and a deal was in the works. chuck schumer went to the white house to meet with the president. but 90 minutes later he left without publicly disclosing a deal. >> we had a long and detailed meeting. we discussed all of the major outstanding issues. we made some progress. but we still have a good number of disagreements. the discussions will continue. >> folks, if the art of the deal president can't strike a deal tomorrow will be the one year

and joe donnelly is one of those blue democrats who comes from a red state. there's actually -- it has increasingly become somewhat of an extinct species certainly in the house of representatives in the blue dog democrats, you know, essentially wiped away in the 2010 mid-term elections. but that is certainly a dynamic to watch tonight and into the weekend as i believe this shutdown discussion will continue here. what do those red state democrats do? by and large i think most of them will vote "yes" on this because they do not want the shutdown to affect them. but you're right. the politics of this are uncertain. democrats of course have a less to lose here because they don't have the majority at all. you know, republicans certainly will probably get more blame. but individually seat by seat some of these democrats have a lot to risk here. we also shouldn't forget the republicans who are saying they're going to vote no. white house press secretary sarah sanders this evening has been calling out individually senators by name. clair mccaskill of missouri, joe do

ready to put it on the floor, they think perhaps they can urge more red state democrats like joe donnelly from indiana, who came out today, and said he would support this continuing resolution, perhaps they can pull more folks like that across the aisle, but more concerningly for people who want to see the government open, senators i have talked to in both parties today have seemed increasingly comfortable with their own political arguments about who would be to blame if it should shut than they were comfortable with what a possible solution could look like in the next six hours. it's not clear what the president wants and it's not entirely clear what democrats would be willing to accept. and that's where we stand with just a few hours to go before this deadline. >> darren, talk a little bit about republicans is there a sense that republicans have their entire caucus behind this bill, with 50 republican senators present, would all 50 vote for it? >> they still lack a few on the republican side. they couldn't get to 50 if they put it on the floor for a vote right now. ironically, his somet

senator donnelly of indiana. senator heitkamp of north atoka -- north dakota.enator manchin of was virginia. and senator mccaskill of missouri. however, republicans did not keep their conference in line. there were republicans who voted no. senator jeff flake. senator lindsey graham. and senator mike lee. he also had senator rand paul, who forecasted his no vote early on. senator mcconnell had to vote no as a procedural move. voteate senator jeff flake -- why did senator flake vote no? he tweeted he was promised, in part, a vote on daca in exchange for his yes vote. he tweeted -- my thoughts on daca, i maintain that the only way to find out what the president supports us to put a bill on the volt -- for an vote on it. they were trying to secure a deal before midnight. they were unable to do so. so we find ourselves in a shutdown. the president up early and tweeting democrats are far more concerned with illegal immigrants than they are with at ourat military southern border. they could've easily made a deal but decided to play shutdown politics instead. we need

there were five democrats voted yes, joe donnelly and heidi heitkamp. and doug jones, the new senator from alabama, and mccclaskill i missouri. they're moderate democrats so it was good for them to take. we'll have lindsey gram and rand paul and mitch mcconnell. you may say, mitch mcconnell propounded the vote, why is he saying no? what happens in the senate and say you get a deal you have to keep the bill alive and you have to be on the prevailing side of the vote. in this case the nos will prevail. mcconnel will vote no. they started at 10:13 and we're now at 11:24, a little more than an hour and mcconnel will be able to recall the vote at some point. say the government shuts down and has a lapse in funding. that's the term we should use at this hour. the house and senate don't have a deal, when they have a deal tonight, tomorrow or the weekend next week, you say wait a minute they kept some organizations open. things were being funded. how can they do that? article 1 section 9 of the constitution said you can't spend money without the appropriation o

donnelly: mr. president, my colleagues and i are on the senate floor tonight on behalf of the hundreds of thousands of americans whose pensions are at serious risk. for generations, there has been an expectation in our country that if you work hard and earn a pension, that pension will be there in retirement. unfortunately, that promise is now in question. due to corporate bankruptcies, the financial crisis and underfunding, among other reasons, some of the largest pension funds in this country are at risk of insolvency, potentially leaving retirees with pennies on the dollar. i know firsthand the value of a pension. my late father-in-law was a teamster. his pension allowed him to help support his family, and it provided him with the dignity of a decent retirement. hundreds of thousands of americans who go to sleep tonight uncertain about their financial security. i met these retirees. i stood with them at rallies. i've attended their meetings. just ten days ago back home in indiana, i joined rough

younger drivers find irresistible with dignity and that they think that their little unsettling donnelly's know what a bit of a resident a bit of it was in a can or so does a cousin finish that that's the thing. that was there to pay them and they said. that but enough of it but the database. itself did it. in a. business of down and it was a. bit out there with a bad guy for the board i see it. at seven in the morning it's time to start i. the journey along the ari poss is far from being a picnic over two hundred forty kilometers the road snakes through. mountains and breathtaking clinicians and syria should take one day to reach the destination but there are a few drivers to can manage that. would however is eager to get the trip over as quickly as possible despite the danger he wants to make as many journeys as possible in order to take advantage of the bonuses so he drives without stopping and seems to spend his life behind the wheel of his truck. but his fellow that did it up for a. little while will be in focus of us. still well a lot of people thought a good deal. would have been to

indiana senator joe donnelly will indeed note in favor of keeping the government open saying this isduty of congress, keeping the government operating. here is fox news correspondent peter doocy. peter i have to focus on one thing first of all, making our audience furious. i'm getting emails from dozens of people about this the fact that military personnel lose their paycheck but not so with the people who work for the government, in particular the lawmakers themselves, they keep getting their paycheck, right? >> they do because the constitution says they can't be furloughed. even those these lawmakers, both sides, democrats and republicans are at an impasse and they could potentially shut down, if that happens, they will be paid, the shutdown could go on forever. they still fet -- get their paycheck. david: talk about the impasse on immigration. we saw the open meeting on tuesday, so reasonable, everybody was talking with each other. the president kept cameras in for an hour. we had thursday, everything changed. republicans say it was the democrats fault. democrats say it was republ

several other people in that cohort, including heidi heitkamp and joe donnelly, if i'm not mistaken, have already said they're going to vote for this continuing resolution. they don't want to shut the government down. where do you stand? >> i'm going to vote no. and i'm going to vote no because, first of all, it's clear what they have done. i mean, listen to what steve schmidt said, listen to what jason said, that clearly what's happened here is they have taken two very popular issues, 80%, 90% support, and played politics with it. i have tried since september, before it expired, to get c.h.i.p. reauthorized. 209,000 children in ohio will benefit from c.h.i.p. we tried in october, november, december. republicans have done nothing but a big tax cut for rich people and now they're using it for some sort of political talking point. you know, you just can't run the government a month at a time. the secretary of defense came in to talk to us and said we can't have a military where i don't know month to month if we're going to have funding for the next month. and so it's clear. i have a pe

how to take on claire mccaskill in missouri, joe donnelly in indiana, both of whom proved themselvesbe formidable in red states in winning elections. so i think that's really where it is. i just think there are more opportunities for the democrats who, in 2016, were -- and i think rightly targeted as a party of identity politics. so reaching out to constituency by constituency. >> i would say one thing, the tide has been swinging looks like in the democratic direction in 2018 and the only way they could mess it up that i could imagine so far is if they have a base election, if they go -- if they make their voters in new york, san francisco and l.a. super happy but make the voters in indiana and tennessee and missouri super unhappy, and they risk that sort of fissure with this. >> woodruff: so that's the state by state or district by district political calculus but, david, is there a price to pay from standing back and looking at this from the way washington runs standpoint, from the fact it just looks, again, like it's a place where they can't get the job done? >> well, i think the b

. >> cornyn, kra po, cruz, daines, donnelly, insi, fisher, gardner, heller, kennedy, mansion, m murkows murkowski, perdue, roberts, rounds, rubio, tillis and young. mr. warner. senators voting in the negative. baldwin, blumenthal, booker, brown, cantwell, casey, durbin, feinstein, graham, harris, hasson, heinrich, cane, king, leahey, menendez, murphy, murray, paul, peters, reed, sanders, shots, schumer, shaheen, smith, stab now, van hol lin, warner, warren, whitehouse and widen. mr. lee, no. mr. jones, aye. mr. tesser, no. mr. gill grabrand, no. >> we heard that senator lindsey graham did vote no. at least one republican vote no. we also just heard senator jon tester vote no. a democrat of montana who was one of the senators the republicans thought they were going to be able to get. this vote is clearly going against the republicans. >> to hear lindsey graham voting no as we just did, jon tester voting no immediately after that call of the roll, at this point it doesn't look like there's a possibility for the republicans in this vote. >> no. i think thenlyhance mitch mcconnell has is sl

earlier today, we also heard from indiana's joe donnelly. those are for donna -- votes from the democrats that the republicans can count on at this point. 10:00 closure vote expected on the house floor. we are going to take a look back at some of what we heard from earlier today on the house side. house democratic leaders went ahead and shared their voice, including minority leader nancy pelosi. this is from earlier today. losey -- pelosi: good afternoon everyone. they q4 inc. here. -- thank you for being here. crs are a way to debilitate government. you don't quite shut it down, but you debilitate the opportunity for our country to add full force as we go into the rest of the fiscal year. our numbers new that the right thing to do was to vote against the cr even though the republicans were advertising this that and the other thing. what do they do in cr? they hid behind their children. they said a we will put chip in their, oh really? chip is something that has been a priority of the democrats and a bipartisan agenda all along. what they di

earlier today, we also heard from indiana's joe donnelly. those are for donna -- votes from the democrats that the republicans can count on at this point. 10:00 closure vote expected on the house floor. we are going to take a look back at some of what we heard from earlier today on the house side. house democratic leaders went ahead and shared their voice, including minority leader nancy pelosi.

we had heidi hide camp, joe manchin, joe donnelly, claire mccaskill and doug jones. what does that tell you? >> this could be a political issue for those members vying for their reelection bids later this year. joe manchin has been saying he is not going to do anything to shut the government down voting for this bill. and with joe manchin you saw that perhaps heidi kite camp and claire mccask ill will go in the corner. and doug jones's vote was interesting. although not too much because he campaigned so much in his alabama senate bid on the importance of the chip program. the house passed bill does include six years of funding for the children's health insurance program. it was put up there as a way to lure more democratic votes. in the end it looked like standing firm on the immigration issue and other issues that were kind of part of this global issue dealing with the spending caps was more of a priority for democrats. >> let's take a look at the republican list. poor tim alberta has been kidnapped by the federal shutdown. we still can't find them. these senators v

donnelly's once something to happen legislatively at the federal level it all it only happens if it's aligned with the business world corporate america business interests have substantial independent impact on u.s. government policy while average citizens and mass based interest groups have little or no independent influence yet almost all our mainstream media attention and everything that swirls around us all day c.n.n. and all the rest and most of our national activism is based on trying to change these things that we provably mathematically almost never change. so it isn't that kind of like living in a false world you know what one where we think we matter but it's a facade of bull the truman show it's our our actions are like punching waves you know like like trying to catch a fart in your hand. trying to make soccer popular in the us. media pursued i call this the national delusion so then it's natural to ask can i get out of the delusion out of the simulation can i have a real impact in the case of the simulation theory of our lives no you can't get out you are you are nothing b

if you are joe manchin or joe donnelly, if you can vote for an infrastructure package and work with the president and get a photo op, then that is good, that is good for your general election chances. but the problem is is this going to be something they can support. let's go back to tax reform, democrats at a press conference last month where you had almost 20 of them saying we want to work with the president on tax reform, but this is not something we can accept and they have a real problem with the corporate rate going all the way down. if the infrastructure package is not what they kind of envisioned or not the classic infrastructure package that the democrats want, where you have a big contribution from the federal government, if it is mainly reliant on private sector fundraising, if it is going to be building things like toll roads and things like that, i think the president is going to have another hard time swallowing it. how do you pay for the infrastructure package? the plan was always to use corporate tax reform, the repatriation of money overseas to pay for that infrastructu

mccaskill of missouri, joe donnelly of indiana, joe manchin of west virginia, heidi heitkamp of west virginia, got owns of alabama, all of whom face those paths to reelection in their states. four republicans voting against them, senator graham in south carolina, mike lieff utah -- mie theiegh of utah, and senator not running again in arizona. big bear city, california, republican line, joanne. go ahead. caller: hi. thank you for taking my call. i'm definitely in support, in regards to allowing for mandatory withholding of pay for every member of congress that has voted towards the, the congress -- i'm sorry, for the umm, the shutdown. i would like, if you can, if your station can put a list up all the democrats and everyone that has voted towards the shutdown, and to actually have their names but on their that would be wonderful for us to know who is shutting down our government. there's of the thoughts i have, in regards to daca -- there's other thoughts i have, in regards to daca and our budget. these are two separate issues. there shouldn't be anything tied to the budget. budget,

i mean on the democratic side, those who voted yes were joe donnelly, heidi heitkamp, doug jones, joe manchin, and claire mccaskill. carry on. >> exactly. the point being -- >> there's lindsey graham and chuck schumer on your screen. >> this is not some sort of democratic conspiracy to shut down the government. democrats have historically wanted to fund and keep the government operating. it's been traditionally the democrats who have done that in the face of opposition from republicans like ted cruz and newt gingrich in the past who have tried to shut down the government. what we have going on right now is a situation where we have a president who just said last may that we need a good government shutdown. he said that on twitter just last may. a president who said just seven years ago that if there is a shutdown, that the people don't care about whether it's the republicans or democrats in congress. they look to the president for leadership. we have a president who sold himself as being this master negotiator. >> i got it. listen, i'm going to say the same thing. again, we keep talki

reelection why weren't they say i didn't see how do you know that i was kind of soft to the side and also donnelly from room indiana as well so they all right outstanding he did make the now down he did make a point to say we do stand for the pledge of allegiance he had and i have you know that he had a take at that to get there and he we had to get that dick and there will be compared to the actions of a young kid who went out in the flag put a flag zone veterans cemetery decides that how you how you had the guys had it all everybody gets too excited let me say that i don't think tonight will change anybody's mind no i think this is a very divided country a new a.p. poll came out with sixty seven percent of the people surveyed said they believe he's been divisive and made the country more divisive then any other previous president by polling standards the bottom line is it played to his base some of the things he said sounded great we'll see if they happen within a republican congress or deals can be made the other issue is some of the things he talked about economically simply are not true he sa

the washington post with a tweet about senator joe donnelly saying he and other democrats met with senator schumer this morning and urged him to move toward reopening the government and discuss various related issues. an update on those meetings underway, we understand from the reports we just showed you on capitol hill. bloomberg eric watson and his team releasing a story on what may be in that deal. here it is. group seeking plan, shutdown update, the house and senate are back in session today with a federal government shutdown and its second day amid a spending bill impasse in congress. the house is supposed to be on recess this week that members stayed in washington as the negotiations continue. they write a bipartisan group of 20 centrists was working sunday on a compromise plan to get the government funded for three more weeks while the immigration waste continues but there no assurance that party leaders or the house would go along "we are really close, democratic in susan collins office, they may not be." referring to the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and the senate democr

way because i'm buying match and the second half of the bundesliga season i'm joined now by tom donnelly from the new sports it's good to see you tom now leon bailey has impressed everyone but he can't do it by himself no certainly not but fortunately for him he's got a very good set of players alongside him up front with him is kevin folland who schooled as many goes this season in the bundesliga as any other german player and luckily for both of them they've got a brilliant coach now this is high go ahead it's first full season as coach at they've accused and. and what he's done really well is to learn from his predecessor's mistakes last year later accusing were very loudly slightly over ambitious basically they put themselves under a lot of pressure and when things started to go wrong they fell apart very quickly this year heiko hellish has brought a bit more humility back to the club they've been doing some quiet hard work and really reaping the rewards all right well let's talk about by munich because their top striker robin down ski is out because of a minor injury who's going to

joe donnelly, (d) indiana "keeping a government running is our job. and i will vote to keep the government running." the white house optimistic that they'll have a deal before monday.raj shah, white house principal deputy press secretary: right now the senate has a bill in front of them that the house passed that deserves democrat and republican support. we are still hopeful they might come forward and support it tonight (vicki) and we are following breaking news following and we are and we are following breaking news here in the bay area san francisco police are searching for a homicide suspect right now. (grant) after a woman was shot and killed. this is happening in the sunset district... on 34-avenue and ortega street...which is typically a quiet neighborhood. kron-4's charles clifford joins us live from the scene. charles what do we know? on january 19, 2018 at approximately 4:37 pm, san francisco police responded to the 1800 block of 34th avenue on the report of a shooting victim. officers located a 65 year-old female victim suffering from multi

we have senator mccaskill, senator donnelly, senator manchin, all from states that president trump won handily that i think will be quite inclined to vote with the president. >> i was going to ask chuck about that. chuck, you talked about the republican -- the problems republicans are having getting legislation passed. but democrats are not going to have a picnic when it comes to the senate races in 2018. >> look, about a year ago, i run campaigns for a living. i'm not possibility analyst. i run campaigns. it's tough out there. it's going to be tough for democrats. but there's a glimmer of hope because trump is so unpopular with the independents in the middle. i remind you in alabama, he won by a lot. we're talking about doug jones getting on an airplane to alabama to fly to washington d.c. sure, roy moore was flawed. in virginia, the republicans had a 16 seat majority. it was the red of red states. because trump was so unpopular, democrats tied the state house race in virginia and that could be a focus of things to come. >> it will be one to watch. chuck, nick, have to say good-bye, g

democrats running in trump estates, claire mccaskill in missouri, heidi heitkamp and north dakota, joe donnellydiana, they will have tough races and he didn't want to shut down to go down longer and risk getting th. so i think he is gambling here a little bit, for sure. he is taking short-term heat with his base to say i will get you this eventually, i will get you this before daca runs out in march but i also think he's making a longer-term calculation that the midterms are going to be about donald trump in the end and that donald trump still remains unpopular and that he is taking some short-term heat and i think democrats did lose the short-term battle. i think long term, he thinks he can win the war. >> shannon: february 8th will be here before we know it. there will be another war or a fear battles between here and there as we near the cliff of a potential shutdown again. thank you both. >> thanks, shannon. >> shannon: you heard from the vice president about the big move of the embassy come a very ambitious timeline. but how is he looking to bring the partners in the region together, the t

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donnelly: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, for the past decade health policy, unfortunately, has proven to be one of the most bitterly partisan issues. it doesn't have to be this way. i want to take a few minutes to discuss some health-related issues that congress left unfinished before the holidays. providing relief from the medical device tax, reauthorizing the children's health insurance program, and funding for community health centers, and doing more to address the opioid crisis. each has strong bipartisan support and could provide help to our constituents now. first, many of us on both sides of the aisle agree on the need to provide relief from the medical device tax which went back into effect on january 1. the medical device tax is one of those issues that leaves most hoosiers scratching their heads. first adopted as part of the affordable care act, the device tax was one of the few issues that republicans and democrats agreed needed to be fixed. and in 2015, with bipartisan support, president obama enacte

. >> reporter: and police don't know who the intend target wathey donnelly it's -- t believe it's the3-year-old boys. they're looking through surveillance footage and they've interviewed witnesses as well. at this point there is no known motive. reporting in spring garden, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." alicia. >> all right, jeanette, thank you. >>> a mother and her boyfriend are facing charges in the death of her four-year-old son. abington township police say the two beat the boy to death because he spilled his cereal monday night in their willow grove home. the boy's mother lisa smith and her boyfriend, kief king, are both charged with aggravated assault, attempted murder and other related charges. those charges could be upgraded to murder charges when officials get those official autopsy results. >> delaware county congressman pat meehan now acknowledges he developed a deep affection for a former aide but claims he never harassed her and never pursued a romantic relationship. the republican spoke to members of the media yesterday. a recent new york times report stated meeh

senator joe donnelly in indiana and mccaskill in missouri.y're democrats but have to run in states that trump carried handily come november. there are democratic votes available to the republicans. it is tough to get up to nine. >> molly: interesting to see what happens in pennsylvania, ohio, michigan. some of those states out there will be ones to watch. thanks for joining us, we appreciate it. >> thank you so much. have a great new year. >> jon: murders in chicago actually down in 2017 but are the numbers anything to celebrate? a live report from one of the windy city's most dangerous neighborhoods coming up. thousands of travelers returning home from abroad held up at several u.s. airports for hours. the reason why next. >> we came off the flight coming from granada from a dive trip and the kiosks are shut down. zicam. get your better back. now in delicious fruit drops. and for fast acting nasal relief, for up to 12 hours, try zicam extreme congestion relief and zicam intense sinus relief. for colds and allergies, get your better back with

with democratic senators cane, stabenow, donnelly, klobuchar, bennett, cardin. the scrum continues to grow. tillis and corker. meanwhile dispatched to the democratic side of the room to talk to elizabeth warren, cory booker, and so on and so on. that's how it works there in washington right so many times that have come down in this short period of time that has come down to the wire. it certainly has been a dramatic year with this administration. i mean this is a mess. do people out in the country, salena, before i bring other folks in, do they feel like no one in washington is doing their job and no one in washington is really listening to them even though many of them may have voted for this president, who they think is hearing them, but the folks in washington may not be doing their business? >> well, i always think it's interesting in that i think congress, in particular the house of representatives, but also in the senate, they are the most reflective of who we are in our communities, right? and so i think that this congress and this senate is reflective of

one would be certainly heitkamp, certainly manchin in west virginia, donnelly in alabama and i wouldhink claire mccaskill, a long-time incumbent, targeting her. sergeant is still up and strong in her state. are they going to try to pick them off by saying they're pro illegal immigrants? i want to talk about crime. certainly some people make crime into the country illegally. the daca people have a clean record because if they don't have a clean record they're not daca, isn't that a fact, charles? >> yeah, donald, that is a fact. that's why it is sort of concerning that they've decided basically to -- because i think that the daca fix should be easy. it is a humanitarian thing, there are huge bipartisan majorities in favor of it, close to 90% of the electorate wants to fix it. what is happening is because they're doing this hypertargeting to the trump base, they're now making it illegal, they're talking about killing people. by the way, tammy baldwin from my home state of wisconsin is one of those as well. a lot is on both parties, aimed at their bases and both parties right now are in

joe donnelly in indiana, claire mccaskill. trump won the states by over half a million votes. 18% and 19% respectively. charles: overtures and willing to listen. >> they have to. charles: let's see if they actually cross the aisle. thank you, both very, very much. amid calls for draining of the deep state, fbi turns out that the bureau has been investigating hillary clinton for months. we've got details on that, next. . charles: some may say two probes are better than one. justice department refewing investigation into the clinton foundation for alleged pay to play politics done then by then secretary of state hillary clinton coming amidst the justice department reportedly reopening the investigation into the e-mail server and more specifically how hillary clinton and aides handle classified materials. after 18 classified e-mails were found on former congressman anthony weiner's laptop, the husband of one of clinton's top aides, in this case, huma abedin. with me ned ryun, former bush 43 writer and sarah carter, an investigati

. >> they do the photo ops like joe donnelly and heidi heitcamp, they want to say they'll support taxuts and then don't vote for it. we'll see what they do in the end with keeping the government funded. they came to the white house. that's the right thing to do. we'll need nine democrats to vote on it on behalf of the american people. >> another sticking point in terms of the comedy, the working together of the two parties is what happened in that second meeting when durbin and graham presented this plan and the president got ugly about his preference for who we wants in this country. part of the fallout wound up being the senate panel interviewing homeland secretary nielsen and her saying she doesn't recall. she got into it with cory booker. you accused booker of mansplainig. why did you call it that? >> i think it would have been covered differently if it were a republican senator yelling or lecturing a woman coming before the senate, not giving her a chance to explain herself, grandstanding. i know he's auditions for 2020. i understand that. he was disrespectful and he did man spla

one, what would be certainly a high camp, certainly manchin in west virginia, donnelly , clair mccaskill, a long-team republican, they're targeting her. trump is still up, still strong there. are they going to try to pick them off saying they're pro illegal immigrant? certainly some people commit crime here in our country illegally, but the daca people have to have a good, clean record because if they don't have a clean record, they're not daca. isn't that a fact, charles? >> yeah, that is a fact. and that's why it's sort of concerning that they've decided -- because i think the daca fix should be easy. it's a humanitarian thing, close to 90% of the electorate wants to fix it. because they're doing this hyper targeting to the trump base, they're now making it illegal, they're talking about killing people. by the way, tammy baldwin from my home state of wisconsin is one of those as well. a lot of this is from both parties aimed at their bases and both parties are in the position where they don't want to be perceived as caving in to their bases. so every day that goes on, as they raise the

joe donnelly in the state that trump won by 20, 30, 40 points.s a tough calculation for the democrats. are they willing to plant their flag? >> i think it's possible to overthink this. >> correct. >> i remember last time government -- not that thought shouldn't go in the legislative process, but i remember the last time there was a government shutdown in 2013 and it was the republican-controlled house that was primarily to blame for that, and there was so pontificating about how the president had shot himself in the foot. the midterms went pretty well for the republicans, and there was still a democrat in the white house. that's what they were focused on. the elections we've seen in the trump era, trump has been in the white house and voters have been focused on that fact. i think absolutely a shutdown is very unpredictable in terms of how the politics of it play out, but if people next november are primarily still reacting to trump, they are not going to care what role democrats played or didn't play in the legislative process in washington wher

five democrats in the senate did end up voting yes with republicans for that measure but they were donnelly from indiana, jones the new senator from alabama, mansion from west virginia and mccaskill from missouri. but senate republicans need twice that many to avoid a shutdown. that's where we are at. >>julie: we will continue to watch that. a lot of activity in the nation's capital today. peter doocy reporting from capitol hill. >>kelly: president trump is blaming democrats for the shutdown as he officially marks his first year in office. the president tweeting this, this is the one year anniversary of my presidency and the democrats wanted to give me a nice present. # democrats shutdown. training is now, white house secretary hogan gidley. good of you to join us today. you are at the white house. first of all, this was supposed to be a day of celebration for president trump. he planned to travel to florida and have an event to celebrate his first year in office be at instead, what he is finding is yes to scrub those plans to deal with the government shutdown. marc short expressing disappo

if you're joe donnelly from alabama, states that donald trump carried a year ago by 20 points, 25 points, 30 points, 32 points, i think, in the case of west virginia, maybe you don't want to be shutting down the government if you're on the ballot. if you're 2020 and cory booker, kri kirst kirst kirst kirsten gillebrand, you don't want to do that. >> these democrats in particular that are up again in these swing states are particularly worried about being blamed for shutting down the government a the a time when, you know, the country's readiness is very important with the standoff with north korea, et cetera, to protect undocumented immigrants. that's exactly what republicans are going to blare out of their microphones. they are worried about that. so of course, i cannot see schumer being able to whip all the senate democrats into voting against any cr that does pass the house and come to the senate. that's one rof the reasons i don't think we see a shutdown. >> does schumer really care, or is it a wink nod? all you base democrats vote no. you guys who have to, vote yes, we're all good h

. >> is donnelly going to get re-elected? >> i think so. he's got discipline, timing and luck. one thing we were talking about how he would survive hillary's midterm. it's another right now. it's within our party to blow this opportunity. >> the suburban women will vote against trump this time. they're going to go completely against him. i think that will be different and a lot of men in the burbs. up next, we'll get three big scoops. we talk about all weekend perhaps. you're watching "hardball." that's a long type, as george points out. . change. it happens when reality exceeds expectations. sail with the #1 cruise line in alaska, princess cruises, come back new. when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >>> a few minutes ago, president trump arrived back at the white house and talked davos but not mueller. let's watch. >> davos. >> davos was really great. our country's doing great. a lot of money is

claire mccaskill and john mansion and joe donnelly and jon tester, they need a deal as bad as donald trump and mitch mcconnell. >> and if this goes february 28 and government funding, debt ceiling, daca. it just feels as if that debt ceiling thing becomes a big hanging meatball. >> i don't see how it is better for republicans to wait 30 days. i don't. it is not in their interest. >> the democrats are the incumbents on the ballot in the senate and the house. >> it is control of the government. >> talking about john kelly here, there is one thing to have trump and john kelly at odds on this. this is not the first time that the president has been upset at something c-- john kelly said. but the political shop is under fire, is that fair to say and the big complaint is that john kelly doesn't understand politics and if you have a chief of staff that doesn't understand politics you can't run the white house in an election year. what do you say. >>? he has the toughest job in the job besides being quarterback of the redskins and i think this president came to washington vowing to do things

the one that's on the table now, heidi heitkamp, joe donnelly from indiana, joe manchin already.others may join. but you have republicans who are opposed. lindsey graham, jeff flake, and others. >> the votes aren't there, it would be like a rabbit out of the hat to get a deal now. even if it would be a short-term extension into next week, but it's interesting they are having those discussions. a shutdown is bad for politicians of all sorts. democrats. i think it's worse for republicans. i think it's worse of all for president trump, who was elected as a dealmaker, who is going to drain the swamp here, we are standing in the swamp not drained deal, not made. >> he's been super involved, keeps calling these audibles. republicans think it'll be even worse for them because of that. >> bret: republicans spent today reading much on message saying they passed something that democrats like, that there is nothing in what they passed the democrats should oppose. >> that was the point mick mulvaney tried to make over and over at the white house today, which is actually true. i think the rea

. >> is donnelly going to get re-elected? >> i think so. he's got discipline, timing and luck.t would one thing we were talking about how he would survive hillary's midterm. it's another right now. it's within our party to blow this opportunity. >> the suburban women will vote against trump this time. they're going to go completely against him. i think that will be different and a lot of men in the burbs. up next, we'll get three big scoops. we talk about all weekend perhaps. you're watching "hardball." that's a long type, as george points out. rodney -- mastermind of discounts like safe driver, paperless. the list goes on. how about a discount for long lists? gold. mara, you save our customers hundreds for switching almost effortlessly. it's a gift. and jamie. -present. -together we are unstoppable. so, what are we gonna do? ♪ insurance. that's kind of what we do here. ♪ i no wondering, "what if?" uncertainties of hep c. i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's be