congressman jim clyburn, the majori majori majority majority whip. we'll get to the event in a moment, congressman. first of all, does your reaction, president trump, vice president pence, making the last-minute surprise to the king memorial in washington, d.c. a few moments ago? >> i think it is a great thing for them to do. it is a great symbol of our hope, recognition of who and what king was all about. i would hope that they would read some of the inscriptions that are found at that statue. one of which was found in his letter. in justice, anywhere, is a threat to justice everywhere. i want the president and vice president to understand, it is an injustice for us to have little children snatched away from their parents at our southern border. it is an injustice for us to have almost a million federal workers out of work while we argue about what's best to do in order to carry out our immigration policies in this country. those people ought to be at work. it is an injustice for us to be having a tax cut for the rich, while the poor go without heal

but this is not going to change that, frankly. >> as jim clyburn said moments ago, we're for that asns, not wall borders. >> you came in here with one thing on your mind. >> i became a drew brees fan. and when i saw that play, i thought that's not a hard call. >> helmet-to-helmet hit, pass interference right there. >> it is a classic failure of the zebras. if they had a replay, they'd have to have braille for the seeb ras. >> now they're talking about replay for pass interference, which could make the game five hours long. i don't know if that's a good idea either. >> coming up, bob menendez joins us when "morning joe" comes right back. joe" comes right back don't let cracked skin tell you what to wear. new aveeno® cracked skin cica ointment. with shea butter and triple oat complex. for fast relief and a protective barrier for lasting relief. wear what you love, aveeno®. always a catch. like somehow you wind up getting less. but now that i book at hilton.com, and i get all these great perks. i got to select my room from the floor plan... very nice... i know, i'm good at picking stuff

the name that comes right to mi mind is jim clyburn.torically, tharotharon, just mentioned of barack obama, when he got into the 2008, there were a number of key plaqblack voter sided with clinton. once obama won iowa, everything changed, he ended up getting 80% of the black vote. you go back to a generation against jesse jackson. so it is an interesting question if biden can get those endorsements from somebody like jim clyburn from leaders like that who he has relationships with. and whether endorsements would trickle down for voters. >> steve steve cornacki and alii and tharon johnson. thank you. >>> republican congress from texas will join us next. throat or tongue, or trouble breathing. if experienced, stop taking and tell your doctor right away. myrbetriq may interact with other medicines. tell your doctor if you have liver or kidney problems. common side effects include increased blood pressure, common cold or flu symptoms, sinus irritation, dry mouth, urinary tract infection, bladder inflammation, back or joint pain, constipatio

jim clyburn from south carolina, the democratic whip, led the effort. if i could get him expelled i would. he indicated this. there was some concern about whether or not steve king was misinterpreted. he say i could accept that he was misinterpreted in some form, but he has a record. he has this record out there where he said racist things in the past and jim clyburn wouldn't go for that. so they might move to table this but they have to consider it in some form today, shep. >> shepard: chad pergram with the developing news from the hill. and breaking now on fox news channel. ruth bader ginsberg has cancelled a planned appearance in new york city as she recovers from her lung cancer surgery. she's been missing from the bench for nearly two weeks now. last week got the good word that she has no remaining signs of cancer. "usa today" reports that she's expected to return to court on the 19th of february. the government shut down leading to long security lines in some of the country's busiest airports as some tsa agents are working without pay and calling

the majority whip, jim clyburn from south carolina brought it up. part of his concern is for unpaid law enforcement personnel. >> these national security events, we need to have people at their sharpest. we need them concentrating on their job, not on whether they can pay their bills, whether they can put food on the table. >> that's not all. atlanta's mayor is already asking some who come to georgia for the game to think about waiting until tuesday to leave because atlanta's already overwhelmed airborne kept safe by unpaid tsa agents might reach a breaking point. >> the airport is a challenge. i've been through atlanta twice this week. i can tell you, there's long lines and that's something that we need to work on. again, i have complete confidence in tsa and their professionalism. they get it, they understand what we're doing right now, what we're going through. i believe that they're going to deliver. >> there's no mention yet about a specific threat to the super bowl, just growing concern on both sides of the aisle about keeping it that way. she

senator jim clyburn, i'm sorry representative jim clyburn is interested in using $5 billion for bordery that does not include a wall. but border security resources that have been supported by experts and research such as guards, technology and other systems that could actually do what the president said he wants to do. so it's not about the democrats being against border security it's about being against this wall. >>> eugene scott thanks. >>> we're also seeing more and more of the shutdown's impacts on government workers. members of the u.s. coast guard who are not being paid during the shutdown have been told to consider holding garage sales to make ends meet. the suggestion was part of a five page tip sheet given to coast guard employees that also suggests babysitting, dog walking, tutoring or becoming a mystery shopper to help manage their finances during the furlough. the coast guard rehofd that tip sheet from its support program website late wednesday after "the washington post" inquired about that advice. meanwhile the fda has suspended most food facility inspections, the agency

jim clyburn wanting to negotiate with trump. if nancy pelosi continues to hold this hardline, she will find herself locked out of the negotiations. at some point, if she refuses to negotiate, i think you start to call in question how long she lasts as speaker. >> neil: i get the sense behind the scenes, all the talk, progress may be made. thanks nor following the breaking news developments including a new of key players speaking in the house and the senate. we'll monitor that. this is day 34 of this partial government shut down. there were some economic fallouts from this, including a back and forth about the safety of our air, with one out of ten tsa workers taking sickouts, whether or not that raised concern about the safety of traveling period. it was enough to get southwest airlines to clarify an earlier report from its ceo that they're worried, but things are okay for now. that's when happens when something drags on. these things pop up. more after this. (clapping) every day, visionaries are creating the future. ( ♪ ) so, e

i'm hopeful about what jim clyburn was talking about, this compromise bill that we will have a smart technology wall. that's what israel has. in the places that we need to extend physical barriers, that would happen. where we need more people on the border, we will do that. >> kennedy: what about nancy pelosi? that physical barriers are the same thing as building a wall. it's the same thing. republicans have not altered the message, the president has altered the message that it's a few hundred miles. not 1950 miles of the entire southern border. >> jessica: absolutely. i think of something interest in going out if you look at the messaging, come up from steny hoyer and nancy pelosi, who are in lockstep and have been allies for a long time. >> harris: a "no," steny hoyer so the barriers work. >> jessica: i mean for their careers. i wonder if there's a good cop bad cop thing going on. >> harris: can ask you a serious question? if there's a good cop bad cop between the house majority leader, steny hoyer, and the house speaker, nancy pelosi, does it ever include him saying to her, "you k

jim clyburn said we'll have a smart wall with an tension of physical barriers in some places. don't think the media is wrong calling it a cave. if the governor shuts down again three weeks, that will not make republic caption or democrats happy. using the stories about hardship, including when the faa called out sick, the president was willing to come to the table. howie: ann coulter called him the biggest wimp to ever serve as president. does this feel like a double-edged loss? mollie: this is a great idea how the media does a good job covering surface areas but not digging deep. trump and pelosi are not the only figures on the scene. when you cover it just as a win or loss for trump or pelosi or just as a horse race type thing one see how people get away without handling it. they require a deep understanding our media don't have. even when it comes to the players in the failure to secure the border, it's not just trump and pelosi. it's also republicans. howie: before the stop-gap deal, the president backed off on giving the state of the union after nancy pelosi said you are

jim clyburn, my former colleague from south carolina, said if you could convince him the experts said we needed a border barrier, he would vote for that. so many, many democrats, dozens have come out over the last couple weeks to say, you know what, this crisis is real. let's figure out a way to do it properly, but we can't do with it the government closed. what you saw this week was the president take them at their word and say, okay. you all said you want to do this. let's give it a shot and see if over the next three weeks we can do this the right way and pass legislation to fund the government and secure the border. >> brennan: i think there is a difference versus what constitutes a wall and a barrier and language in the past on fencing. that may be what you're gesturing to with those democrats. >> you make a great point. that's what a lot of this is. thect example. it's not concrete. it's not 2,000 miles long. we have democrats with hair on fire saying they'll never vote for a wall, but theyed money to build that exact wall. in fact, something very similar is being built today. t

>> jim clyburn came out and said we are working on a compromise bill that would be a smart wall with barriers that would be extended, add more personnel and infrastructure and address the asylum process in a more productive way than donald trump outlined in his, quote, compromise bill which wasn't much of a compromise. i'm hopeful for that based out of the reporting, senate republicans are getting angry and fed up with this, how do you get into this mess? we need to get out of it as soon as possible. there is no doubt democrats are set on denying donald trump the wall and he has evolved but the initial request was clearly a wall from sea to shining sea and that is what he ran on the democrats continue to use that. heather: i haven't heard of the theory of gop senators but here's a lot of back-and-forth. everybody seems frustrated. >> there is a lot of frustration. even the gop senators are talked is a lot of democratic senators are frustrated with the way nancy pelosi has been handling this. many of them would support a down payment on the wall at least privately and in backwards con

we have jim clyburn the number 3 democrat in the house saying $3 billion for a technological smart wall are seeing the democrats realize the longer they keep the government shut down with a refusal to negotiate is eventually going to shift blame on them away from the president. the moderate democrats and even steny hoyer admit there is a need for a physical barrier on the border. they are saying if you are not making a public attempt to negotiate with the president, you are going to get us in trouble. liz: here is nbc's eleanor cliff. >> the democrats are defending a principle here that you don't negotiate with terrorists when they are holding hostages. the president is holding the government hostage. i think the democrats are on the right policy ground. liz: gianno, your reaction? >> there is no way you can continue the conversation. we talked about individual democrats who say, negotiate, nancy. other democrats, like ben thompson who says there is nothing wrong with borders. there is nothing wrong with having a wall in areas that make sense. we see in 2006 and 2013 when democrats vote

fagave her a good portion it m if that vote's going to split between kamala harris, cory booker, jim clyburn, the dean of the democratic delegation, he predicts biden is going to win south carolina. even if it's not true. >> aren't you saying because if you look at the polls you provide in your piece in politico, it's biden who has the biggest numbers. when you talk about the primary and it's those names, harris, booker and biden, but isn't the point even though that's the indication now in january 2019, like so many people are still, they're still shopping. well, that's it, they're shopping. there's not place that you can say every black voter is going to go here. there's going to be a much more complicated and clyburn himself said when i talk to african-american voters, what i hear are biden, harris and booker. that's just today. maybe the list gets bigger over the course over the next year and a half. i can't say this is what's going to happen, but we're at a point where there are choices and you can't assume that entire vote is going to go in one u place. it might come county down to dif

listen to jim clyburn, close friends with the vice president, but this is an open primary., we want to listen to everybody. >> we want it to be a contest that everybody would be competent to come to. i'm not going to single out any one of them at this point. we need to demonstrate that this party is open, people are welcome to debate it, the issues, and i think that that is good for party, good for the country. >> you're just back from south carolina where i think he said something to you that was, shall we say, a little different. >> yes, mr. clyburn is there with his convention bureau hat on trying to invite everybody down to boost the economy, but i talked to him last week for some time, and he is very close to joe biden. what he told me was if joe biden gets in the race, it's a race for second place. now, there is a lot of democrats in south carolina who are less certain about that. >> there are a lot of democrats in south carolina going back ten years saying this is a hillary clinton state. obama proved he was reliable and gone. >> i think biden has a lot of support. a

jim clyburn, democratic whip, instituting a resolution of disapproval where the house of representatives would disapprove of these remarks by steve king. a similar tactic clyburn initiated in 2009 when republican congressman from south carolina heckled president obama on our floor. the democratic congressman from illinois doesn't think this goes far enough, he has introduced a censure resolution. >> ensuring -- that would mean sinking down to his level. >> there's only been a few times they have actually censured people in congress, 23 to be specific, the last being charlie wrangle in december 2010, the house can adjudicate its members, it would take a full house vote but we expect that a minimum a revolution of disapproval in the house for taking a 2 thirds vote. >> thank you for working late with us, great to see you. fox news alert, governments from guatemala to mexico city and washington all watching movements of a brand-new caravan, donald trump warning those governments they must do more to stop the caravan in its tracks before it is too late. trace calendar on scene tonight. >> re

are both on the table, blue dog democrats demanding a bipartisan solution as house majority whip jim clyburnggests giving up $5.7 billion for border technology but not a physical wall. white house advisor jared kushner is working with and republicans to offer green cards to daca recipients in exchange for the wall. a lot of negotiations going on. we were talking about the caravan. more than 100 central america migrants captured on surveillance climbing the border wall in arizona. a smuggler helped the group get across the latter. they were arrested. 11,000 migrants have applied for visas in mexico while 2000 others are marching to the us border right now. the trump administration refusing to comply with nicholas maduro's deadline to remove us diplomats from venezuela after resistance leader is recognized as the country's true president. todd pyro joins us with how the us is backing venezuelans demanding a change in power. these images really work. >> reporter: the crisis reaching a breaking point after powers led by the us, the state department issuing a statement which mike pompeo tweeted t

physical barriers once the government is reopened, stacking the conversation with steny hoyer and jim clyburn. be willing toy fund $5.7 billion of order security funding, thanks like technology, drones, vehicular barriers, and things like that. the white house did not pick that up. the white house could have latched onto that and said we take that deal and we went, but they did not do that, so we are still stuck. david: thank you so much, sahil kapur from capitol hill. we turn to markets with abigail doolittle. you can well, david, see fluctuations between gains and losses, the nasdaq has been higher all day. also leading the way, we will be looking at why in a moment. the 10-year goes down three basis points as we have a small move. telling you there is a bit of a so investors are still concerned about macro tree factors. -- macro trade factors. the as the -- s&p 500 on page for his first down week since december. you can see earlier on monday, .tocks finish higher in any case, friendships have been very suddenly, if you can recall the day after christmas, a big rally. very few are going to

. >> i am co-author and professor at miami university i also work for jim clyburn on the hill at theame time bruce was on the hill. >> that henry waxman has a history on the committee prior to president obama. >> but also with tobacco and oversight which is a crucial function and probably the most effective legislator in the house during that time with dozens of laws passed and then to say tobacco is not addictive. massive accounting of expenditure and policy of the iraq war. and a grand master of the legislative process. >> out of the energy commerce committee become the committee? . >> it was already out of fights on of the house committee it gives the chair like henry waxman the opportunity to have a large playing field in terms of policy. it was extremely important going forward if the democrats win the house it is an extremely important committee as well. >> it covers all energy all environment, consumer protection and that's why it's relevant to where the power comes from. and covering the hill the members went to join that committee. >> how did it have the committee? . >> one

jim clyburn, the democratic whip got the attention of his fellow democrats in a caucus meeting this week as this being a potential problem. a lot of people out there working to protect this event and they're not getting paid. i talked to a couple of democratic lawmakers that said that really got our attention. another one said if there's anything that would reopen the government, it would be cancelling the super bowl because of security reasons. nobody is ready to go there yet. i asked steny hoyer, the leader in the house of representatives about this. he said we want people at their sharpest. so here's the issue. they still don't have any resolution to the government shut down. mike pence, the vice president, came to the capitol to meet with michael cohen last night. nancy pelosi just left. the meeting between pence and mcconnell is the first substantive event we've had in a couple weeks here on the government shut down. there's no end in sight. here it is late on a friday afternoon, the capitol is empty nancy pelosi just left and the government will probably remained shut down through

. >> jim clyburn is the number three member of the house of representatives. i will read it for you. the majority whip says we are all for negotiating and would love to have a permanent fix for daca and tps, just as he wants a permanent wall. joe lockhart, i will ask a hypothetical question and then smash it. if the president did say permanent fix for daca and tps, then would democrats say, yes, let's negotiate, back to february of last year? >> i think the democrats desperately want a comprehensive negotiation plan. pathway for citizenship, you have negotiations going on. that's hypothetical, that's not trump. i don't think he feels he can. he has governed from day one, i will do everything for my base, if there's something i can do for other people, i will not cross my base, i don't see it changing. >> that's where i blow up my hypothetical. i have a hard time believing based on the fact this did not pass last year when the republicans had the house also, he could convince them. ann coulter is already saying this is amnesty. soon i million the coulter chorus

>> before you go, "new day" had jim clyburn on. something to say about the $5.7 billion number. that's what we'll vote for for a wall. he's this redthreading the need >> $5.7 billion to essentially strengthen ports of entry, border security and have infrastructure. but not a border wall. that remained the key sticking point. democrats want to make sure the government is re-opened before they are willing to negotiate anything more on border security. a few stipulations there. certainly a sign of progress. >> thank you for the update. >> let's go to joe johns at the white house. in the simplest terms the president backed down to nancy pelosi on the state of the union address. what led to that? leading up to it, all you have been hearing from the white house was he was going to stick to it and they were looking at other options for the speech. >> there is no choice. i think if you look at the big picture, there are a lot of realities at play here. the reality of divided government, the reality that the party of the president no longer controls the house of representatives. the real

. >> jim clyburn, number three in the house, says if there was permanent status for dreamers or path to citizenship and you reinstate tps permanently, that would be enough to get democrats to the table. we know republicans in the past, only have to go to last february, to see where the president rejected that because he feared his own base. >> that's right. i spent the weekend at the white house. i was there for the president's remarks on saturday and the briefing from several top officials afterward and conversations then and throughout the rest of the weekend, told very clearly, while there is wiggle room to negotiate on these immigration proposals, both daca and tps, the white house at this juncture is not looking at any negotiation to make any of these changes permanent, certainly not for citizenship. at this point, not for residency either. the question about the shutdown is, there are two ways to resolve it, one, by negotiating some sort of border deal and the other is by detaching it from negotiations over immigration and just re-opening the government. at this point, the whit

and, frankly, when i heard from, say, house majority whip jim clyburn saying well, you know, there isrecedent for presidents to only submit in writing the state of the union, that's just nonsense. the only time presidents ever submitted in writing the state of the union was back when members of congress were riding on horses and covered wagons to go to congress. you know, now we are in the era of mass media and mass transit where presidents can deliver their messages that way.s >> sean: one thing i would say, dan, to the president is this. what he is standing up for here, having interviewed way too many angel moms and dads and families, and seeing 90% of the hair when in this country coming across the southern border, human trafficking, drug trafficking, cartels, gangs, seeing all of this -- the president stayed home for christmas. they went on vacation. they are going on luxurious lobbyist-paid junkets to resorts in puerto rico, the president stays and invites them to the white house. same thing, shenv is going to be upon when the furloughed employees should be paid and they can't po

the resolution of disapproval was introduced by jim clyburn after the iowa republican told the "new yorkmes" he did not understand how the terms white nationalist and white supremacists were offensive. today's vote follows the unanimous decision from the republican steering committee to remove king from all committee assignments. house minority leader kevin mccarthy met with king yesterday and said he informed him of the news. mccarthy was also asked if he thinks the iowa republican should resign. >> the voters of his district make those decisions. i think the action of this conference, we believe has been swift action because we don't believe in his words. the republican party was founded by the very first president abraham lincoln. those are not words that associate anything with this party or this conference. >> congressman king released a statement suggesting his comments were taken out of context. quote leader mccarthy's decision to remove me from committees is a political decision that ignores the truth. he adds, ultimately i told him you have to do what you have to do and i will d

if you want to be slightly optimistic, and i stress slightly, you look at what jim clyburn in the house said. additional money and have some protection for those daca kids. clyburn isn't pelosi but it shows you there might be some path forward, however perilous that may be. the same time, here in the senate, you don't have a lot of pressure on mitch mcconnell from his own members to cave until that reality changes, it's status quo. >> let me bring in our panel here. eugene scott is a political reporter for "the washington post." shannon pettypiece is the white house reporter for bloomberg news. jonathan allen is a national political reporter for nbc news as well. thank you for being here in the round again this morning. john, let me start with you. leader mcconnell knows he needs seven to join in with him. he knows he's probably not getting seven democrats. what's the calculus, what's the point? >> i think he wants to basically put this on the democrats. change the calculus. right now it's on the republicans. the senate has not acted since before the government shutdown in december. so

fox has told that jim clyburn, democrat from south carolina, democratic leadership, brought up in meetingesterday among house democrats he was concerned if this shutdown continues for another two weeks, which would bring it to the super bowl in atlanta, georgia, there could be security concerns for america's biggest sporting event. i brought up that possibility just a little while ago to the press secretary sarah sanders. >> i think if the democrats have those type of concerns they should sit down at the table to negotiate with the president. we have offer on table. we made it clear we would like to make a deal. we want to get something done. the president wants to open the government as well but he also wants to make sure we're protecting american citizens. we have to secure our border. reporter: day 28 of the shutdown, the weekend, the fifth weekend of this partial government shutdown will be days 29, 30. monday is day 31. that is important, connell, start going into the week, wednesday, tuesday, government workers are processed again, should normally be processed again, leaving open th

. >> i think you're referring to what jim clyburn put out. that is getting us closer.hat type of investment. smart wall technology, port of entry reform, absolutely. now we're getting closer to where reality is that can get 60 votes in the senate and get the white house to sign it into law. >> congressman tom reed, thank you for being here with us. >> i'm going around what do you think. >> i think mitch mcconnell already passed a clean cr and he can do it again if he wants to. >> she speaks for me. >> peter baker? >> look, we're 33 or 34 days into this at this point. you would think that it would be nice to come to the table and yet we have to come through this sort of theater right now and it's not clear where it goes. hans nichols, thank you very much, casey, what do you think? he is talking about being part of the problem solvers caucus, and yet not votes yes on anything that the democrats have offered to reopen the government in order to then have negotiations about the border wall. it feels like everybody is still very far apart. >>> everyone is definitely still v

we are going to be talking out to get reaction from the number three democrat in the house, jim clyburnh carolina. congressman, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> congressman clyburn: thank you so much for having me, chris. >> chris: why flatly reject the president's offer, which, yes it calls for more money for the wall but on the other hand it does offer temporary protection for the dreamers, temporary protection for those tps refugees and would reopen the government? why not sit down and negotiate? isn't that a reasonable opening offer? >> congressman clyburn: thank you so much for having me. what we are trying to do here is keep the government (and all was said to the president's let's open up the government, we could do that, as you said, tomorrow morning. he has bills that he could sign and could open the government up right away. let's not hold the american people, especially the federal workers, hostage to these negotiations, and hopefully we will open with what he has put on the table and let's go back and forth on this and see where we can find common ground. we are all for

democratic house majority whip jim clyburn has suggested offering trump $5.7 billion to build a so-called smart wall in order to break the stalemate over the shutdown. immigrant rights groups have blasted the suggestion, with the digital rights group fight for the future warning -- "increasing border surveillance is a nefarious move that widely threatens the fourth amendment of the u.s. constitution." this comes as some 800,000 federal workers who have been furloughed or forced to work without pay for over a month will miss a second paycheck today. federal workers are increasingly turning to food pantries as they struggle to pay for housing, food, and other basic needsds. amonong them, more than 40,0,000 active d duty membmbers of the . thi coast guard. this is admiral karl schultz, the coast guard's commandant. >> a find unacceptable that coast guard men and women have to rely on food pantries andnd donations to get through day-to-dayay life as service memberers. amy: meanwhile, president trump's commerce secretary, multimillionaire investor wilbur ross, said thursday that federal worker

and some in the democratic leadership, bennie thompson and jim clyburn who i know you'll have on have talked about the potential for democrats offering something, a package with more money. maybe not for the wall, but more money for other things that the president likes. that could begin to break the impasse. >> i think that's a good point. because back to tone, maybe there is a cooling, maybe there's a cooling. maybe there -- maybe democrats will be more in the mood to offer something conciliatory towards the president because of all of this. i mean, i don't know, you're laughing at me. >> i'm laughing -- >> at my pollyannaish take. >> i'm stepping back and wondering why we know voters hate washington. they're going to take two votes that we know will fail. it's legislation that's laxative, right? that's exactly what it is. and we wonder why voters like kind of turn their -- just roll their eyes and throw up their hands. >> voters? how about if you're out of -- i mean, you're tsa employee and not getting paid and you see, you know, this back and forth over the state of the union and

. >> so congresswoman jim clyburn, the number three democrat in the house raised the possibility todayresswoman, of approving trump's number the $5.7 billion specifically he says he wants for border security, but not for a physical wall. he says, okay, i will throw that number out there, i will say not for what you want, right, the wall the physical wall is the one thing trump won't budge on. is that $5.7 billion number congresswoman a real effort to move towards the president or is it a way to mock him? >> well, i don't think anything that we are doing is an attempt to mock the president. right now what we are most concerned with is figuring out how to open up the government and get people paid. my district is full of federal workers about to miss their second paycheck. so we're not interested in any kind of games. we're trying to get things done. so we need to get these appropriations bills to move forward and that's what will tell us the exact numbers. we have some incredible people who are leading this effort, including what someone from my own state -- >> that number, the presiden

. >> jim clyburn was on last night and here's what he said about the idea of trust. any negotiation, right, needs to have kind of a level of trust. watch. >> i think the president's demonstrated time and time again he cannot be trusted to keep a deal. we said $1.6 billion. which he could have used for the wall. and we had some other fixes in there that all of us accepted. within hours, of having signed that agreement, he said no go, because he reacted to a couple of talk show hosts. >> this fight has always been about politics. we are looking at donald trump moving over the weekend, because his poll numbers dropped precipitously. >> you think that's why, because they're seeing these numbers? >> absolutely. all trump has cared about is his own image. democrats have to be careful here. they cannot be seen as the party of no. the democrats need to start talking about what they're for as we walk into the second month of this. because right now the country is blaming president trump. in the end, when you're in mud, everyone gets muddy. >> jim makes a good point, democrats

you know, jim clyburn, the democratic whip in the house of representatives brought up just in the caucus meeting last week about security at the super bowl he didn't cite a threat but if you're having this idea of putting on these big national security events and you have people who are afraid to fly, jamming up the airport lines at hartsfield international airport and this goes on another couple of weeks, that's where it really could resonate and have a negative impact on the economy. >> it's jonathan hoenig, great reporting all day long. i have to ask you it's not just the government that's shut down. that is affecting parts of the private economy. ipo's are being limited because of the sec under staffing. you mentioned issues at the airlines and new drug approvals. is there awareness on both sides of the aisle this government shutdown is really starting to play a tangible part of the private real economy? >> well that was the argument that mark warner and tim kaine were making during the rare saturday session. they talked about the residual impacts in all of the ancillary businesses t

jim clyburn is a legislator, dealmaker, that is kind of like what floats his vote, those are his instinctsjust now, this opens the door a little bit and that's why i say i think that pelosi is trying to hold the hole, because she is responsible for the whole thing, hold the whole thing together. >> bret: we have been talking about republican breaks, but there are democrat cracks as well. in the meantime, the stated the union address scheduled from a week for tonight, still kind of in limbo, here is how will give way at the white house. >> we have no announcement at this time, but nancy pelosi does not dictate to the president when he will or will not have a conversation with the american people, the state of the union address is set up so that the present incoming slang what is going on with the government and just what is going on around the globe. >> bret: homeland security he says that secret service can handle the security, they are saying that we should go forward. obviously there is pushback from the house, where do you think this is going? >> nancy pelosi said that using this as a f

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the number three house democrat, jim clyburn, said the money would pay for immigration a judges, bordnts technology. >> i think they can be done using the figure that the president has put on the table. if his 5.7 billion is about border surity, we see ourselves fulfilling that request, only doing it with what i like to call, using t wall. >> woodruf the president also vowed to do what he called "an alternative" event. he said he would have details later. meanwhile, several hundred furloughed federal workers protestein a senate building today. capitol police arrested 11 people who attempted a sit-in outside majority leader mitch mcconnell's office. for insight into all of this, i'm joined now by our ngressional correspondent lisa desjardins and white house correspondent yamiche alcindor. so, yamiche, i'm goi start with you. what is the president saying right now about his posion on he shutdown and what the motivation is behim to just keep pushing his position? >> well, the president doesn't wa to look we and he doesn't want to look like he's caving in to democrats. today he called democr

one of the things that jim clyburn has told us to use, we need to start talking about walls and virtualwalls. >> you know, where we can use all kinds of technology. what is the point in becoming the most technologically advanced nation on the planet if we can't use it? there's technology i've been told, i'm going on the homeland security committee and i'll know more about it, but there's technology that can actually detect drugs inside automobiles crossing -- >> neil: and you're open to the options. as we show at the bottom of the screen, the president after an invite from nancy pelosi is invited to give his state of the union on february 5. so that's on. how do you feel about that? >> i'll be there. i think i have a responsibility to be there. i'm hoping that someone will tell the president don't use this to launch attacks. it will keep this things going. i think he ought to come in and deliver a speech on the state of the united states and be aspirational in his speech and talk about what we stand for and where we're going to go. i'm going to sit there as i have every single time we'v

. >> and jim clyburn, fellow lawmaker has said they actually do want border security. they just want technology to be there. they want research and data supported border security. we have reports showing the wall will not do what trump thinks it will be. the idea that it has to be his way or no way is one the democrats are rejecting. there's no proof it will do what it needs to do. >> stick around after the break. when william barr was confirmed in 1991, the l.a. times called it unusually placid. this time around, it looks to be the opposite. how the special counsel will be in the room tomorrow without being in the room and what democrats plan to ask the nominee about a new infamous memo. minimums and fees. they seem to be the very foundation of your typical bank. capital one is anything but typical. that's why we designed capital one cafes. you can get savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. and one of america's best savings rates. to top it off, you can open one from anywhere in 5 minutes. this isn't a typical bank. this is banking reimagined. what's

jim, jim clyburn, the democratic work is introducing a rebel atomic resolution of disapproval. disapprove of the remarks by steve king. this is a similar tactic that clyburn initiated in 2009 when joe wilson, the republican congressman from south carolina heckled president obama on the house floor. bobby rush is a democratic congressman from illinois. if he doesn't think that this goes far enough. he has introduced a censure resolution. center the congressman. >> show him physically who is superior, i would. but that would mean that i would be brought down to his level. >> there's only been a few times that they have actually censured people here in congress. 23, to be specific. the last being charlie rangel in december of 2010. if the house can adjudicate all of its members, it would take a full house vote but we are expecting at a minimum this revolution atomic resolution of disapproval, that takes two-thirds vote. >> shannon: thank you very much for working late. great to see you and we will discuss with the panel coming up. a fox news alert now. governments from guatemala c

this is jim clyburn on friday. don't know this because she's a woman but trump underestimated her. i told somebody i don't know what kind of nickname he'll find for nancy, but low energy won't be one of them. this is the thing a lot of people don't understand. republicans are saying the president kept saying pelosi would blink. nobody on capitol hill thought she would blink. jared kushner took the lead on this. so surprised. only one democratic senator joe manchin went over to vote for the president's plan. nobody was surprised at that math. one of the concerns on the hill, democrats and republicans, is the white house doesn't get this world order. >> they just got a reality check. they met nancy pelosi for the first time. if you think back two months ago, pelosi was grapple with her own democratic caucus. a lot of democrats thought she was too old and had been around too long and they wanted new leadership. she struck a deal. they kept her around, and within three weeks she has bested the president of the united s

jim clyburn is right in that there needs to be a long-term solution, but you don't get that unless you craft a law. and you can't craft a law unless you have lawmakers coming to the table and writing something together. and they've got split houses, they are going to have to work together here. saying something like -- "it will take four weeks, so we might as will do nothing eczema" it doesn't make any sense. you could actually -- i would like some went to press them on that. it's illogical. you can have a temporary fix and work out a long-term solution. that's what they have done on a number of other issues, and it would be great if they took criminal justice reform as a template and applied it here. because there are so many areas of agreement that would make immigration much less chaotic in this country. >> david: but in order to have agreement, you have to have honesty. let's be real about this -- the pretense by democrats on security over the years, border security, a complete system, the cpb analysis that was given to the democrats before the meeting with pelosi and schumer. the

>> jim clyburn was speaking to this directly when he came out and said that we are working on a compromisebelieve, a smart wall. some barriers that would be extended, and for personnel and infrastructure, also address the asylum process in a more productive way then president trump has outlawed in his "compromise" bill, which is not much of a compromise. i am very hopeful for that, based on the reporting this evening, it seems like senate republicans are getting very angry and fed up with a santa hat are coming for mitch mcconnell, saying, how did you get into this mess? we need to get out of it as soon as possible. there is no doubt the democrats are set on denying president trump the wall and he has evolved but the initial request was clearly a wall from sea to shining sea and that is what he ran on and so democrats continue to use that as the point to argue with him. >> shannon: let me get saagar in there. i have not heard about the theory of the g.o.p. senators but i have heard about -- there's a lot of back-and-forth. this has become very partisan. everybody seems pretty frustrated at

dick durbin, jim clyburn, my former colleague from south carolina, said that if the experts thought welly needed a barrier, he could vote for it. this gave a chance for the democrats to prove whether they're willing to go against nancy pelosi or whether or not they are so beholden to their leadership that they're never going to vote for a barrier on the southern border. john: the president is under no illusions, mick, he tweeted out yesterday: 21 goes very quickly, negotiations with democrats will start immediately. will not be easy to make a deal, both parties very dug in. nancy pelosi is on record several times as saying no money for a wall. how do you get democrats to move her off of that position? she seems to have the sol towerty of the democratic party behind her. >> i laugh every time she says there's no money for the wall. she also just voted for almost a quarter billion dollars for a barrier on the southern border with this deal that just got approved last week. i think what we simply do is go to the democrats and say, look, are you telling people the truth? when you look at y

conciliatory than you suspect, [laughter] is when you go back to the language that steny hoyer jim clyburn reason last week, they were talking about a bill that did extensive barriers in certain areas. i am hopeful that we will move forward on this. i don't think the president wants to call a national emergency. it's politically very peerless for him to do. >> harris: the problem is that i have a lot of time. see you asking them to do something in short order that they haven't been able to do in a year or two. when you and i were first talking, governor, the question was do you think the president will get what he wants in all of this? senator graham's answer would be yes. >> to everybody, he's wondering why how this movie ends, it will end this way. i talk to the present 10 minutes i came to the show pair the president isn't doing anything crazy. what's crazy is that they are fighting him after having voted the way they did in the past. >> harris: morgan? >> morgan: i think the governor at the nail on the head of the very beginning. he said people are negotiating for a win rather than to

one proposal is from jim clyburn, who is saying let's look at a proposal to more permanent give a reprievee so-called dreamers. yes, let's reopen the government, debate for a few weeks, and see if we can come up with something that will satisfy both sides. we'll see whether that gets traction. in the house, they are not going to vote on the president's proposal. they will vote on spending bills that will reopen the government. the two sides are very far apart. but there is going pressure -- growing pressure as this enters the second month. we will see more pressure as the second paycheck is missed later this week. manus: really, really does become a real-life story. jodi, thank you very much. jodi schneider with the latest. sticking with the u.s. and amid a slew of fed speakers, policy uncertainty has hit a record high. while few predict a recession, companies are most bearish since 2016. international trade war, government shutdown. head of fixed income research at nomura, we have a host of issues to deal with. when we saw this magnificent rally that came through from the s&p 500, one thi