do you stand by durban, do you free members. now you've got all this personal animosity mixed up indo you stay complicated policy and funding issues. i think they find a way out of this by friday night. it's going to be one of those weeks. host: still back-and-forth going on as to what exactly was said. when will we see daylight on this? everdon't know if we will get the definitive readout of what happened. you're going to have to -- who do you trust. is there a consistent thread in the reports. we know the president said something and he used very tough language. we know there was profanity used. we know the language was not at all flattering for haiti and african countries. i think we know that. we know the president's underlying point. he wants a merit-based immigration system and from there you get off into folks he means by what that. the president has not been at all clear what he means. the underlying point if this is a racial argument from the president or if this is just a policy argument. we have seen republicans on ca

it's what durban was talking about. >> we welcome our audience in those listening. we are talking with alex bolton getting an assessment of where things stand on day one of this shutdown. we will hear from senator chuck schumer, the news conference that followed his statement on the senate for and he was asked -- senate floor and he was asked where this was all heading. sen. schumer: >> when you talk about endgame, do you think about it shutdown that will last a week, two weeks, two months? do you think they'll say will take a gang of six deal? sen. schumer: they are bandied about for more seriously today than yesterday on the republican side. and i am always willing to listen to compromises, but at this point we feel strongly about the issues, not just dreamers, opioids, pensions, not funding the military, and we feel the american people are on our side. >> that was senator chuck schumer earlier today. you were there, right? >> yes, i was. schumer feels a lot of questions asking about the president, who is in charge of the white house, one question that suck out in

>> senator mcconnell offered graham and durban a vote on bill. is that enough assurance, a senate vote on durham and graham. >> e-house vote in both the house and the senate -- a house vote in both the house and the senate. omnibus,passage of the whereis some disease republican leadership say they want to do it separately. but they have to do it first. >> the president has made clear there will be no negotiations on shutdown. there is a how has that changed the negotiations and does that put the onus on democrats to agree to get what you want. >> we object to these continuing resolution. it is ridiculous. there is no way to run a country or a military to keep going beyond the c.r. could come to agreement is when the next c.r. could have the four pillars. , daca,and payfor's and veterans. pensions, veterans, disaster assistance, opioids, it is all bipartisan. we did not come up with the idea of a aggressive best progressive agenda of the future, we are progressive agenda of the future. these are emergencies that need to be addressed. that saysve a

>> i know dick durban.d with him over the course of the last year on this issue in terms of immigration and in particular, these d.r.e.a.m.e.r.s. that he worked on for years and years. i believe when he shared with us the president's words and i don't doubt his word and the other folks will have to reconcile their memory when they look in the mirror and when they talk to themselves or their god. yeah. >> in terms of the context of these remarks by the president, obviously, they were talking about immigration policy and dreamers and status and they were there together because they have a bipartisan idea that might offer a doable way out of the stand off happening with the fate of these hundreds of thousands of young people in the balance. where do you think we're going in terms of i'm immigration policy. what are you saying about what will happen. >> california has more d.r.e.a.m.e.r.s. than any other state. they are terrified, rachel. they are terrified. i meet them. i'm a public face of this issue and they

senators lindsey graham, dick durban and michael bennett, they are former members of the sad game of 8 group that was pushing amnesty and luckily. cory gardner a long time supporter of amnesty, they had concensus before they began, they claim a consensus, among a group of like-minded advocates of amest iny an amnesty and opet sad, and yet at same time lil hilarious. trump rejecting the bipartisan compromise with colorful language in an oval office meeting, our correspondent live in capitol hill. reporter: this is 6 senators saying they support this agreement, but it would take 60 senators to pass something in the senate, there is plenty of work ahead, they have been meeting for 4 months trying to come up with a compromise on children brought to country illegally by their parents, they say, they are working to build support with their colleagues. >> we have no agreement with the president. we didn't go there to say would you agree. this is our deal, would you consider this. he challenged to us come up with an idea. we have come up with an idea. reporter: mark short from white house sa

christopher: absolutely to what's important to realize is the compromise durban graham came up with lastk did have several billion dollars for border security. migration.xed chain it dealt with these diversity lotteries. this is not a perfect proposal. it is one that many democrats would not like as well. that is how you come up with compromises. both sides have to give something. you need leadership. you need to ratchet down the rhetoric. that is what we need to do for the next three and a half days, not only to come up with a compromise, but to avert a government shutdown. ,hery: you retweeted a post #daca is not just a latino migration hasin helped keep asian-americans and pacific islander families together, but this seems to be a key issue as david pointed out. chain migration is something the president wants to end. could the democrats give up on this in order to help these 800,000 young dreamers? exactlyher: that is right. it's important to understand what chain migration is. it is about helping families get reunited in the united states. it's not only been a way that many latinos

do you stand by durban, do you free members.ow you've got all this personal animosity mixed up indo you stay complicated policy and funding issues. i think they find a way out of this by friday night. it's going to be one of those weeks. host: still back-and-forth going on as to what exactly was said. when will we see daylight on this? everdon't know if we will get the definitive readout of what happened. you're going to have to -- who do you trust. is there a consistent thread in the reports. we know the president said something and he used very tough language. we know there was profanity used. we know the language was not at all flattering for haiti and african countries. i think we know that. we know the president's underlying point. he wants a merit-based immigration system and from there you get off into folks he means by what that. the president has not been at all clear what he means. the underlying point if this is a racial argument from the president or if this is just a policy argument. we have seen republicans on capi

what dick durban called me. had tears of rage when i heard about this. i spoke today with senator booker's state director in new jersey. where setop hall professor said the same thing. >> i that i cory booker has been passionate about protecting the little guy. in the case he was folking what he sees was tapping the little ga in africa and by a powerful man. he is passionate about that. that is one thing. >> these people from haiti and in this country who senator booker believes as being denigrated ap verbally abused by president trump are the little guy and exactly the type of people, americans and jers yens that senator booker should be trying to help and all americans could be pell coming to the united states instead of reject. bill: thank you, mark. let's bring in a guess that snows a little bit the new jersey statewide politic. matt rooney is a lawyer and editor and the publish of the blog. matt, welcome back to "chasing news." how are you? >> good be with you my friend. great. bill: cory booker seems to seriously lose his temper or he was playing f

in particular that area of cloud beginning to push away knossos the isolated showers possible for durbanbut otherwise fine cape town look at highs of twenty four degrees some heavy rain further north into parts of zambia lusaka looks fairly wet and harare in zimbabwe could see some showers also subjects on the eastern side of mother gascon me was to come down through botswana and across namibia where the conditions are looking dry and fine and respects and a high of thirty three degrees celsius in winter. it was oil upon which modern day venezuela was a stop that. for over a century this lucrative resorts has divided the. coast with the world's largest reserves. charting the impact of industrialization and the legacies of its prominent leaders we shed light on the troubles afflicting venezuela today. the big picture about two for venezuela coming soon. we have here is if data we know the products of combining everything that you're doing that's really where the power of the all powerful internet is both a tool for democracy and the threat you believe that any of your companies have ident

william committee associate professor school of governance of the university of the voters rand in durban macmaharaj a former spokesman for president jacob zuma and also in johannesburg joining us via skype number a junk professor of public law at the university of cape town a very warm welcome to all of you well if i could start with year opposer has two big challenges here ahead of him one is uniting the a.n.c. another is fixing the south african economy can hear chief both of these goals. you know it's sort of a poser certainly has the skills escada experience he has the energy and. the hunger so he can do it but unfortunately you know the challenge is a very very steep chalons because the first thing in trying to unite a and see you know he's inheriting a insidious deeply divided between his supporters and his supporters object of zuma now his first real problem is is they can zoom or does not want to leave the state presidency and now if and the longer he is jacob zuma stays in the in the state presidency the more difficult it will be for obama pausa to you know to regain that the pu

this grim durban exercise i don't know why we would do that and put ourselves in the same position. haven't we learned our lesson? we know kicking the can down the road is not going to give us any solution. we have commonality here about what we need to do. there's a great deal of commonality. when you get this level a deal should get done. there is symmetry here. we need to put political issues aside were going to further it's not a 2000-mile wall but it is a system of constraints is been two acts of terror in recent months. the plans i heard last night don't even address that. the estimate back then was $26 billion. who knows what that would be. the second criteria was that if going to solve this problem and eliminate the things that create this issue going forward we have to know how to protect the immediate family i believe that there is confusion about that. this is the chain migration there's nothing derogatory about that term. that was used by the gang of 82013. the democratic leader in the web of the democrats all use these turns there's nothing prejudicial about that term.

. —— david and luis durban., congress is trying to come up with a bill to keep federal agencies funded. that is it for now. antifa watching. —— thank you for watching. following hot on the heels of the stormy weather yesterday that brought wind gusts of 83 miles an hour to eastern england, the focus today is on the snow. the satellite pictures shows snow showers to the north—west and here is a little trough, a cold front that enhances the amount of snow, the frequency and heaviness of snow showers. where it is going? western scotland, arriving in time for the morning rush—hour. you could see further disruption here with significant accumulations of snow. it could be one of those mornings. certainly worth checking the condition of the roads before heading out on a journey in this part of the world. even northern ireland will see snow showers, causing problems out and about and if is it is not snow then there is the risk of ice. further south, a number of showers across southern wales and south—west england, many

threat of some rain for cape town and across other areas further towards the east johannesburg and durban should be largely dry and fine and then we've got heavy rain across parts of mozambique tanzania seen plenty of showers and heavy showers the center crossed northern parts of zimbabwe into zambia but lusaka should be largely dry highs of twenty nine. welcome back you with al-jazeera let's update you on the stories making headlines turkish troops have entered the northern syrian of offering to drive out kurdish y p g forces united states is urging turkey to exercise restraint and avoid civilian casualties. the taliban says it was behind an overnight attack on a luxury hotel in the afghan capital in which at least eighteen people were killed . and germany's social democrats have voted to go into formal talks about a grand coalition government with angela merkel's conservatives. and other stories we're watching closely the united nations special wrapper to the myanmar has visited ranger refugee camps in bangladesh yankee leaves trip comes just days before range of refugees it used to sta

through boss juana and down into much of south africa should be dry and fine it should be a nice day in durban and respecting the hive twenty nine. there were over forty charges as i recall but primarily it was material support the holy land foundation was the biggest muslim charity in the us i definitely showed that this was a political trial and that these were political prisoners because we weren't able to see the secret i wouldn't we weren't able to tell it in a two part series al-jazeera world examines one of the most controversial court cases of the so-called war on terror the holy land falling at this time on al jazeera world. and again you're watching al-jazeera mind of our top stories russia's foreign minister is warning that a u.s. coalition plan to build a syria border security force could break up the country the plan is also being criticized by turkey and the syrian government. palestinian leaders have recommended that the palestine liberation organization suspend its recognition of israel they've been taking part in the meeting of the central council focusing on american recognit

president's priorities, more republicans will back the president, we are not going to go with the graham durban expands chain migration and expands the number of people covered under strzok -- daca. they have the power to be able to back president's agenda and i think more of those swing state democrats up for reelection this year are going to stay on the republican side. they have those votes as well. >> you know firsthand about the swing state democrats. >> i think the votes that folks like joe mansion to keep the government open is a different kind of phones and voting for daca, republicans have the majority but you need those votes to get anything out of the united states senate so i think actually we are going to see more of a bipartisan collaborative effort in the senate when it comes to strzok against specifically taking the debate of more comprehensive immigration reform out of this. we might actually see tangible results out of the united states senate, with red states and more moderate republicans the real battle is going to be in the house where everybody is going to go to their corn

snow clearing away out into the southern ocean so we're looking at fine conditions for cape town durban's looking dry and bright showers on the eastern side of madagascar and then some heavy rain from northern parts of mozambique through into parts of tanzania. welcome back a reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera u.s. vice president mike pence has been heckled by israeli palestinian lawmakers during a speech to the israeli knesset where he announced america will move its embassy to jerusalem thanks dear alice said the president refused to meet pants instead he's in brussels where the foreign policy chief has reassured him the bloc supports him in seeking to have east jerusalem as the capital of a palestinian state and turkey's president insists his military will take control of become a dish held on klav of a freend in northern syria as it batters the area with artillery craft and ground forces. bangladesh has delayed plans to repatriate hundreds of thousands of refugees who fled violence including mass killings and rape. the process was due to begin on tuesday as a list of very

warm for this time the year below thirty in mecca in southern africa since a big showers recently in durban and johannesburg they are few in the forecast but it's not bone dry. the weather sponsored by qatar raise. the scene for us whether online what is a very nice time in yemen that peace is always possible but it never happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one cares or if you join us on sat there are people that are choosing between buying medication and eating base is a dialogue i want to get in one more comment because this is someone who is an activist and has posted a story join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. again you watching our top stories in a hospital in south korea has killed at least thirty one people dozens more were injured in the southern city of me young the fire started in an emergency room on the first floor. u.s. president donald trump says millions of dollars in american aid will be withheld from palestinians and they say pursue peace with israel palestinian leaders insisted two state solution cannot be achieved if the u.

this time the year with below thirty in mecca in southern africa since the big showers recently in durban and johannesburg they are few in the forecast but it's not bone dry. personal stories of lebanese villagers on the border with israel. their daily struggles when they go to the world you see forces stop us when we go there the truth of the road and the peaceful protests to reason in the place of the interior means defiance and resistance and this new time it's means no for tonight and freedom life on the edge of cross border tension lebannon living on the blue line at this time on al jazeera. you're watching out is there a line of our top stories this hour a fire in a hospital in south korea has killed at least thirty nine people dozens more were injured in the southern city of may young fire is the motive started in an emergency room on the first floor u.s. president donald trump says millions of dollars in american aid will be withheld from palestinians unless they pursue peace with israel palestinian leaders insist a two state solution cannot be achieved if the u.s. continues to re

drawing fine with temperatures expected to be in the mid twenty's for kate and the risk of a shower for durban in johannesburg johannesburg seeing highs of twenty two degrees . south korea's president says he's open to meeting with north korean leader kim jong un but only under certain conditions. and this is al jazeera live from coming up. later freight train coming down. at least thirteen people are killed after a powerful rainstorm triggers floods and mudslides in southern california. more anger over austerity protesters in tunis clashed with police after the prime minister promises to crack down on rioters. a court blocks the u.s. president's plans to end a program that protects hundreds of thousands of young immigrants from being deported. south korea's president says he's open to meeting north korean leader kim jong un if certain conditions are met. choose days official talks between the two sides the first in more than two years from seoul reports. the first official talks between north and south korea in more than two years ended with an agreement that could make president vision of a

fine with temperatures expected to be in the mid twenty's for cape town the risk of a shower for durban in johannesburg johannesburg seeing highs of twenty two degrees . unbelievable it sounds like an agreement between criminal bosses it's like trading in stolen goods that have been taken by the place if anyone ever comes to ask the question then sort of throw their hands up in the air and say i don't know i was just nominee director we're doing a investigation into. ukraine could you say bribes you've been corrupt and i've been the corrupt i did just what the president say challenges here investigations the only go at this time. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here this hour south korean president moon j.m. says he's willing to meet the north korean leader kim jong. un proposed a summit to resolve differences between both nations over pyongyang's nuclear program. talks on tuesday. israeli army has carried out raids on villages close to the occupied west bank town of nablus after an israeli settler was shot is to clear the area to the southwest of. flooding and mudslides c

dry some rain fell in cape town that has welcomed maybe a few more showers around us if i was in durban maybe the focus. arts. and i get a reminder the top stories here are not sarah and egyptian presidential candidate sami i'm nine has been detained by the military and has called off his campaign he was seen as the only potential threat to the reelection of abdul fattah el-sisi. it's been revealed that u.s. attorney general jeff sessions was questioned last week ever alleged connection between donald trump's presidential campaign and russia. thousands of people are fleeing fighting in the northern syrian region of africa and on the fourth day of turkish shelling and the ground offensive. india's prime minister has warned against what he calls threats to global civilization as he made the opening address of the world economic forum in switzerland there are also caution that protectionism is spreading three thousand delegates including seventy one of the tins are attending this year's summits in the ski resort of davos u.s. president will trump will close the gathering on thursday. a str

through botswana and down into much of south africa should be dry and fine it should be a nice day in durban and respecting the hive twenty nine. the weather sponsored by qatar. you are making somewhere there on line the main u.s. response to drug use and the drug trade over the last fifty years has been criminalized or if you join us. in the morning in the season i want to cover the world of darkness this is a dialogue could be one of the confusion about people saying they don't actually know what's going on join the colobus conversation at this time on al-jazeera. we're going to watching out of their mind of our top stories russia's foreign minister is warning that a u.s. coalition plan to build a syria border security force could break up the country the plan is also being criticized by turkey and the syrian government. palestinian leaders have recommended that the palestine liberation organization suspend its recognition of israel they've been taking part in the meeting of the central council focusing on american recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital. pope francis's arrived in chi

you can see the wet weather here stretching down towards the southeastern parts of south africa durban's seeing quite a bit of that rain and we'll see more of those showers as we head through monday this time that we push it a bit further towards the north so it looks like jo'burg will be catching them this time and tools of southwest finding kicked. all jazeera explores prominent figures of the twentieth century and how life influenced the course of history was the cuban revolution communist always feel castro is a futile least i'm not a commie least i'm just really into this country chiming to international revolution became a point when the relationship came to the icons of revolution changed the course of latin american politics. and for castro face to face at this time on al-jazeera. and again you're watching al-jazeera mind of the top stories the taliban says it was behind a bomb attack in afghanistan's capital that killed at least ninety five people and injured more than one hundred fifty others the explosives were hidden in an ambulance and allowing the bomber to get through secu

. >> reporter: their sanders said the president opposes the flake durban deal because it's not meet borderecurity, chain migration, visa lottery and daca. the latest are two weeks away. jillian: appreciate it. a student opens fire at school killing two classmates. packing into a church to pay their respects hours after police say a 15-year-old boy sprayed his high school with bullets leaving two teenagers dead and more than a dozen injured. a witness said he knew exactly what he was doing and looked determined as he fired. >> i took off, started running, scared for my life. terrifying, like something out of the movies. >> reporter: the suspect surrounded by police, faces murder charges but a motive is still unknown. three students remain hospitalized this morning and this marks the 11th school shooting since the new year. the bodies of five workers in a fiery explosion have been recovered. oklahoma search crews uncovering them in the spot where the fire started and had to wait until the area was pulled off and stable before going in. reports suggest the men were killed while trying to shut

south you can see the wet weather here stretching down towards the southeastern parts of south africa durban seeing quite a bit of that rain and we'll see more of those showers as we head through monday this time that we pushing a bit further towards the north so it looks like jo'burg will be catching them this time and towards a southwest finding picked. the way that sponsored by qatar and. what makes this global this period we're living through so unique this is really an attack on itself is a lot of misunderstanding a distortion is that what free speech is supposed to be about the context it's hugely important we have a right to publish if you have a duty to be offensive or provoked or whatever those people do setting the stage for a serious debate. up front at this time on al-jazeera. watching out is there a mind of our top stories this hour the taliban says it was behind a bomb attack in afghanistan's capital that killed at least ninety five people and injured more than one hundred fifty others the explosives were hidden in an ambulance allowing the bomber to get through security in cou

fine with temperatures expected to be in the mid twenty's for cape town the risk of a shower for durban in johannesburg johannesburg seeing highs of twenty two degrees . the weather sponsored by qatar and peace. you are making very pointed remarks when they're on line the main u.s. response to drug use and the drug trade over the last fifty years has been to criminalize or if you join us on say no evil person just wakes up the over the morning and say i want to cover the world in darkness this is a dialogue and that could be what leading to some of the confusion on line about people saying they don't actually know what's going on join the colobus conversation at this time on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera a south korean president moon jay and says he's willing to meet the north korean leader kim jong il who proposed a summit to resolve differences between both nations of appealing young's nuclear program that follows hot of the talks on tuesday. the israeli army has carried out raids on villages close to the occupied west bank town of nab

>> on daca, the compromise that you saw between dick durban and graham is doable.t is a balancing of humanitarian, open, and having security. you know, i think that that is where there is the sweet spot. you are not getting in muchit. >> why not? why is it the sweet stuff from lawmakers? >> it's because the loudest voice at the end of the bar are driving this debate. they are prisoners of their bases. you look at the whole gang of 8 issue. what you do is create path to citizenship for people who are willing the play by the rules. tighten border security and i think that most conservatives, i think most center right, center left would find broad areas of agreement there. >> i'm going to throw in enforcement of illegal hiring. stop spreading cheap labor. it's not about a moral issue. it's about regulation. i'd throw it in. nobody wants to do the middle of road decision. >> i think it's because we're so partisan and there's not a lot of conversation between both sides of the aisle. >> isn't that the president's job? >> he said it was his job a year ago. he said he wan

in particular that area of cloud beginning to push away knossos the isolated showers possible for durban but otherwise fine cape town look at highs of twenty four degrees some heavy rain further north into parts of zambia lusaka looks fairly wet and harare in zimbabwe could see some showers also subjects on the eastern side of madagascar we was to come down through botswana and across namibia where the conditions are looking dry and fine and respects a high of thirty three degrees celsius in winter. i am barbara sara he is a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. state department has put the senior political leader of hamas israel india on its terror blacklist is financial assets in the u.s. have been frozen any is now the subject of a travel ban the european union is giving an extra fifty three million dollars in aid to palestine following the u.s. decision to withhold its funding and u.s. president donald trump has signed an executive order to keep the one time on military prison open reversing out or an order by his predecessor barack obama to shut the facility down. frenc

don't care about the super bowl, but what i do care about, that guy hitting the pole, that was like durbanoday. that was boom! >> sean: you like and we slowed it down. we are so mean. >> laura: is like the $6 million man

. >> laura: he got to do it, he can't be whatever durban an end feinstein and cory gardner -- >> people don't want to miss what i'm about to reveal to cory gardner. let's watch. >> those folks don't have to solve problems, the president does. if ps to work to fix problems to fix immigration. his job is not to sell books, his job is not to carry a tv show, his job is to solve problems. >> laura: we didn't realize that he is actually the president. >> the president has been brought to washington to solve the problems this congress -- >> laura: they created it by leaving the border open! >> donald trump has passed the massive tax reform package and what the president is going to do is fulfill the campaign promises that he outlined. what we saw yesterday was quintessential donald trump. he held those guys accountable. have them accountable on television, the democrats hate that because they want to go and make this rhetoric and have this propaganda. >> laura: for lindsey graham to be sitting at the table, your friend stick up to your friends. i like him, very much always have. fox news and

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out of that meeting, the that the four leaders, mccarthy, durban, cornyn and hoyer would be the onesanizing the meeting to get to the solution. when you ask why isn't the president -- he did, he is trying to reach this biggest issue. their question is shutting down the government over immigration and he is trying to solve that problem and brought them to the conversation. you said this was the schumer shutdown. be when republicans control the white house, the house, and the senate? >> you can answer that as well as anybody. i have to laugh. you know as well as anybody that it takes 60 votes in the senate to pass a resolution. you know that. we have 51 votes in the senate than you have to have democrats support to fund the government so that's the answer to your question. congressesident asked to, but the solution for the dreamers. members of congress or were in the room last week. it seemed to be a fairly productive meeting and then the whole process got blown up. it seems that the whole process was blown up by the president's comments. when republicans try to add a discussion about

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. >> democrats are slamming the administration's plan for a border wall including dick durban who saidesident may be pushing congress shutdown adding outrageous that they would cut government efforts and $18 billion of wall funding on the backs of these people. several ie tempts not included in the plan what barriers will be used an how the white house plans to make mÉxico pay for it, kelly. kelly: garret tenney, thank you. julie: meanwhile on capitol hill, top senate democrats are hammering out a deal to protect hundreds of thousands of the so-called dreamers brought here illegally as children but they warn president trump demands on immigration could lead to government shutdown, any room for compromise? joining us alex, conservative millennial on conservative review and ben, last podcast on the left, thank you for talking to us. so, ben, top democrats are saying that top's immigration demands could lead to government shutdown, nobody wants that. so where is the room for compromise when it comes to immigration? >> there was a lot of room for compromise on the issues of chain migration

the daca people the , lindsey graham version of the dream act and the date durban version, you are talking about maybe 2 million people and it could be $26 billion. why is that? low skilled. access to various public benefits they don't have now -- host: do you agree with those numbers? guest: no. host: this is the dream act being -- >> you are probably at one million kids that we are talking about here. and they have been incredible contributors to the united states since the moment they got here. and it is being cooked up by dick durbin? yes and by orrin hatch, when the first bipartisan proposals we have seen on immigration and it has been around its 2000 when you had bipartisan efforts. if that was cooked up than they out to cook up more of these ideas. host: more calls. larry is here in washington dc, a republican. go ahead. color: tell the truth. the true amount of illegals is about 30 million. i have three coworkers. two from cuba, and one from ecuador. they became citizens and they learned english. that's what i respect, not illegals. host: i want to take up that number. 30 million i

you can see the wet weather here stretching down towards the southeastern parts of south africa durban's seeing quite a bit of that rain and we'll see more of those showers as we head through monday this time that we push it a bit further towards the north so it looks like jo'burg will be catching them this time and towards the southwest finding. it was oriol upon which modern day venezuela was a stop list. for over a century this lucrative resorts has divided the people both less than cursed with the world's largest reserves. charting the impact of industrialization and the legacies of its prominent leaders we shed light on the troubles afflicting venezuela today. the big picture the battle for venezuela coming soon. facing realities growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place a so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter the mian maher government calls you a gringo all the terrorist he had a story on talk to al-jazeera at this time. the most memorable moment of al-jazeera was when i was on air as hosni mubarak fell when at the crowds in tahrir s

for our viewers out there, are you more attuned to the current durban-grandma version of the immigrationser to the republicans who are called the more hard-line people like tom cotton or senator purdue? >> i don't know the proposal other than what been expressed in the media. i can tell you what i believe in. i do believe we have to build a wall and improve our overall security. i think we should end the diversity lottery. i believe that we should figure out a way, like the president has, to deal with the people that find themselves, or many other people people that find themselves not under daca designation. the big debate has been, how deep with the altogether? the president's number one priority of border security, the democrats are insisting on daca peer to get it passed under this framework right now, each side will have to get something. what else gets in there has been with the debate has been about. i support ending the diversity lottery. i think we should admit people to the united states based on what they will contribute to the united states, and that's why i've long called fo

i think the truest thing you play there was from durban when he said the president's position changes he has really been all over the place. it's not just a concern for democrats. it's concern for his own party. party leaders want to know if they try to make a deal with democrats on anything, particularly on immigration, that something the president will sign. he changes his position so frequently on this that it has members of the party worried about what they could actually agree to. >> bret: de tom cottons, the purdues, conservatives don't feel i don't think like lindsey graham and jeff flake are the best negotiators on this bipartisan deal. >> that's a fair statement of their views about lindsey graham and jeff flake on this. they are trying to drive the president to the far right on immigration. they are doing so in part because they believe in policy. they've made those arguments. tom cotton has. i do think the point julie makes has the merits. they are trying to get the president to commit to a more restriction asked view of the immigration. to follow through on his campaign pr

durban and graham have been working on a fix for the daca program for the so-called d.r.e.a.m.e.r.s and kevin mccarthy, the number two republican in the house. georgia senator david purdue, tom cotton and congressman bob goodlatte of virginia. all of them were reportedly in the room. we have contacted all of those senator s and members of congress tonight to try to get from them their confirmation this, in fact, happened and the president said these things and we want to find out how did you guys react? did you do when the president said this stuff? if you can confirm that he said it. all right. we know at least somebody in that room reacted to what the president said believing the room and going to tell reporters about it because josh at the washington post was the first reporter to publish these alleged quotes from the president today. "the new york times" and nbc news published their own versionsstory, importantly, they are not denying. josh broke the news about this. quote, graham and durbin thought they would meet with trump alone and were surprised to find representative bob goodl

. >> seeing senator lindsey graham work with dick durban on this and seeing republican senators.as struck by the statement talking about how repulsed he was and the president needs to apologize to all man kind. i wonder if you think there might be shifting territory. there might be enough space for republicans to find compromise ground with democrats on this. democrats are unified wanting to protect the dreamers. mostly republicans have been on the other side. do you think there is any shifting ground given this controversy over the president's remarks that explain the motivation? >> i think there is common ground and there are many republicans that i've talked with who do have i think a very honest desire to protect these young people and to figure out a way to do that. so i do feel a sense of optimism. but i will also say that, you know, on this eve of mlk weekend where we honor the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king, it's an interesting coincidence of timing, frankly, that the president of the united states would speak the words, the hateful words he spoke at a time tha

don't care about the super bowl, but what i do care about, that guy hitting the pole, that was like durban today. that was boom! >> sean: you like and we slowed it down. we are so mean. >> laura: is like the $6 million man. >> sean: have your bed ready tomorrow. i'm taking the patriots and brady. >> laura: i'm not going to bet against a brady. that guy always wins. he has perfect hair. what can you do? winning. >> sean: everyone hates him. he has a beautiful wife, the perfect team, the best coach, the best lover. they love him, they hate them. >> laura: sean, thank you so much as always. i'm laura ingraham, welcome to "the ingraham angle." i'm tongue-tied from washington. we have a huge show for you tonight, including my response to msnbc and chuck schumer trying to pin blame on me for the shutdown. wait for it. but first, trump shuts down the democrats. the real truth about what the public thinks about immigration. and where oh where did all those fbi text messages go? that's the focus of tonight's breaking news "the angle" ." seeing the looks on some democrats faces today after the gover