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. >> shannon: jim clyburn saying the lowest point in the state of the union was when the president said americans are dreamers too. in that speech, the president laid out a path to citizenship for 1.8 million young illegal immigrants. border patrol says it arrested two daca recipients. the young illegals allegedly involved in human smuggling. border patrol says one of the dreamers was scouting and the other was a driver. involved in the human smugglings a violation. they will be held in removal proceedings in dhs custody and all smelling removed from the country. >> shannon: some republicans are not too thrilled about the white house immigration plan for different reasons. the president calling it a fair compromise. he said no one gets everything they want. have negotiations stalled? let's discuss it with leslie marshall. larry o'connor, radio host here in washington. leslie and larry, we talked about you guys starting your own radio show. you are so great on the radio. let's talk about the president talking about immigration last night. these are some of the reactions from democratic s

. >> shannon: defense secretary jim manus has been meeting with defense officials around the globe aheadthe security conference in munich. many of those meetings consider in what role russia will play as war in syria is entering a dangerous new phase. general jack keane is a retired four-star general and fox news senior strategic analyst. i want to read you something, director of middle east and the north africa program, he says most of the conflicts you see now have nothing to do with syria per se. it seems like so much of this as a proxy war. >> syria started out as a civil war, bashar al-assad was trying to put down his people. the civil war began in 2011 in syria but quite frankly right now what we have is the iranians and russians have successfully propped up the regime particularly with russian military intervention and huge commitment on the part of the iranians. syria is now a client state of iran. as horrible as that is, that's a fact. they are trying to drive the united states out of syria and out of the middle east. add to that that the turks have opened up a front in northwes

. >> shannon: the assistant to jim call me? okay.et me just refer to you. >> in one respect, i admire what he did. he attached his name to the comments and sent it to "the new york times" instead of leaking into "the new york times" like james comey den, information he wanted to get out there. if you read through the piece he wrote, it's maddening. the fbi, the pfizer court is in great court -- there's nothing wrong with the fbi because it is the fbi. he is assuming that the fbi doesn't have a bad p.r. problem right now. and they do. the reason they have a bad p.r. problem is not because donald trump and these people are pointing out these things, there are really bad things as it happened. it put their credibility, a lot of top agents's credibility into question. and not the least which came out in this memo. everybody would be a lot better served if we step back and tried to fix the problems instead of just saying, well, there are no problems here. >> shannon: i want to make sure we get to you on your second topic, kneeling for the

. >> shannon: i want to play a little bit of water congressman jim jordan, one of the conservative membersn the house had to say this weekend on "fox news sunday." chris wallace asked him about the proposals we've seen coming out of the senate. here's how he responded. >> what's being proposed in the senate is not going to be acceptable to conservatives in the house. it's not going to be acceptable to the american people. if they do legislation like what is chairman good life legislation, congressman labrador -- congressman mccall mccall. if they put that kind of legislation on the floor you will see conservative support that because, again, it's consistent with what the american people elected us to do in 2016. >> shannon: >> shannon: a few ho get this through the senate, but if it goes to the house you know you're going to face some serious opposition there. a lot of folks what they termed what they see as amnesty, 1.8 million who are here illegally. how do you answer those concerns? >> i would answer that by saying you can't give amnesty to someone who hasn't broken the law. the daca re

jim dickie. joanne davidson. jane temkin. oklahoma, steve curry. pam pollard. --gon marilyn shannon. pennsylvania, bob asher. senard cyni drew mckissick. that is an unusual one. [laughter] dan lieberman. campbell. scott goldman. rob armstrong. james dickey. thomas wright. rob anderson. martin blackwell. cynthia dunbar. washington, jeff kent. susan hutchison. larry pac. melody potter. wisconsin, tom tribal. brad courtney good richard . richard george. thank you, susie. i would like to call upon jane temkin for the report of the proxy committee. >> thank you, madam chair. theproxy committee reviewed proxies admitted to the secretary of the rnc. the proxy committee has determined all 21 submitted proxies are in order. on behalf of the project committee, i conclude this report and moved that the rnc except the report of the proxy committee. >> without objection, the report of the proxy committee is excepted. say that aneighta agenda be sent to members of the committee. front of you is a final agenda. without objection, we well commence with the agenda. readingl dispense the at the minutes. hearing no objection,

shannon: your so the president said. he is of the same mind about the military issue. the budget agreement today is so important for our great military, it is a dangerous equestrian, give secretary jimtis what he needs to keep america great. republicans and democrats must support our troops and support this bill." if in its current form it makes it to you, are you a "no" vote? >> absolutely. i voted three days ago to fully fund the military. when we got a fact, people were talking about $300 billion but that is just the cap increase. they don't mention the debt limit is rescinded effectively, so you can spend as much as you want. also, they don't include things like the disaster relief, et cetera, which takes us over $500 billion in increased spending that is going to give us a projected deficit, structural deficit, for this year, about 1.2-$1.3 trillion. i'm for fully funding the military, i don't think rand paul or mike lee or any of us who oppose this, by the way they will be 50-80 republicans in the house that oppose it, it's not because of the military spending. it's because of the bankruptcy that looms because of all this other accelerated spending. we need to fund the militar