. >> mr. pence: please join me in reciting the pledge of ulegiance to the flag. >> i pledge alet mance to the flag ofit the united states of america. and to the republic, which it stands. -- >> mr. pence: the chair lays before the senate the certificate of election of 33 senators. elected for six-year terms beginning on january 3rd, 2019. one certificate of election to fill an unexpired term, and one certificate of appointment. all certificates the chair is advised -- (gavel) all certificates the chair is advised during the senate or contain all the essential requirements of the form suggested by the senate. if there be no ejection, the reading of certificates will be waived and they will be printed in full in the records. if the senators to be sworn in will present themselves to the desk in alphabetical order the chairman will administer the oath of office. the clerk will read the names of the first group. >> black burn, brown baldwin, burr aso. >> mr. pence: please raise your right: hand. do you s

mr. pencend his wife karen have spent their lives shoulder to shoulder with us in the trenches in this noble fight for life. [applause] patrick: there is a story that when they decided to run for congress, they because this is a true partnership, they saw their kids down to explain and they pulled out a life magazine cover featuring the image of a child in the womb. they wanted to go to washington, they told their children, to end abortion. [applause] and when you look at the pro-life commitment of mike pence, you know that no one can do that alone. and in this we must recognize karen pence for all she does for the pro-life movement. [applause] as a member of congress, mike pence sponsored legislation to separate tax dollars from abortion legislation and was one of the most active pro-life legislators in the history of the house of representatives. [applause] signed: as governor, he an order requiring an ultrasound prior to the prescription of abortion inducing drugs, and signed a law prohibiti

simply because mr pence doesn't have a job now he wants to come and run venezuela handing out instructions on what should happen in venezuela openly calling for a coup d'etat in venezuela i will say it like the venezuelan people would say to you yankee go home. on wednesday the race or it will be challenged on the streets it's the end of the story of the full of venezuela's military government in one nine hundred fifty eight the opposition mocks it with nationwide marches but they say this year it's mature who needs to go. ballasts al-jazeera and tony and more as the last america analyst he says there's something different about the latest protests. it really seems like we may be seeing a perfect storm in venezuela here with this mini rebellion there was yesterday among the military of which there has been very little so far and the protests that followed were centered in the western side of gattaca which is the poorest sorry side of the city that part of the city did not really join on mass in the big demonstrations there were in twenty seventeen if they had maybe knicker because voter mi

simply because mr pence doesn't have a job now he wants to come and run venezuela handing out instructions on what should happen in venezuela openly calling for a coup d'etat in venezuela i will say it like the venezuelan people would say to you yankee go home. on wednesday the race or it will be challenged on the streets it's the end of this story of the full of venezuela's military government in one nine hundred fifty eight the opposition monks it with nationwide marches but they say this year its maturity needs to go. ballasts al-jazeera the u.s. senate will vote on thursday on competing bills to end the month long partial government shutdown is the longest in u.s. history with hundreds of thousands of federal workers going without a paycheck mike hanna has more from washington d.c. the clerk will read a communication to the senate in this largely partisan battle the faint flicker of a compromise senate leaders agreed to put two competing bills to the vote on thursday on saturday president trop rolled out a bold comprehensive offer one drawn up by republicans mirrors the suggestion made

simply because mr pence doesn't have a job now he wants to come and run venezuela handing out instructions on what should happen in venezuela openly calling for a coup d'etat in venezuela i will say it like the venezuelan people would say to you yankee go home. on wednesday the race or it will be challenged on the streets it's the anniversary of the full of venezuela's military government in one nine hundred fifty eight the opposition mocks it with nationwide matches but they say this year it's mature who needs to go. ballasts al-jazeera. sudan's president has arrived in qatar and his first trip abroad since violent antigovernment protests broke out last month a mile bush is in doha for two days of talks he's due to meet with the qatari i'm in shape to mindon him out on wednesday back home bashir is facing daily demonstrations calling for an end to his thirty year long rule rights groups say at least forty seven people have died since the protests began meanwhile the family of a missing activist in sudan is appealing for a u.s. health review on daoud has joined sudanese and american citize

simply because mr pence doesn't have a job now he wants to come and run venezuela handing out instructions on what should happen in venezuela openly calling for a coup d'etat in venezuela i will say it like the venezuelan people would say to you yankee go home. on wednesday the race or it will be challenged on the streets it's the end of the story of the full of venezuela's military government in one nine hundred fifty eight the opposition mocks it with nationwide matches but they say this year it's maturer who needs to go. ballasts al-jazeera. the u.s. senate will vote on thursday on competing bills to end the month long partial government shutdown is the longest in u.s. history with hundreds of thousands of federal workers going without a paycheck mike hanna has more from washington d.c. the clerk will read a communication to the senate in this largely partisan battle the faint flicker of a compromise senate leaders agreed to put two competing bills to the vote on thursday on saturday president trop rolled out a bold comprehensive offer one drawn up by republicans mirrors a suggestion ma

simply because mr pence doesn't have a job now he wants to come and run venezuela handing out instructions on what should happen in venezuela openly calling for a coup d'etat in venezuela i will say it like the venezuelan people would say to you yankee go home. on wednesday the race or it will be challenged on the streets it's the end of the story of the full of venezuela's military government in one nine hundred fifty eight the opposition monks it with nationwide marches but they say this year its maturity needs to go. ballasts al-jazeera the u.s. senate will vote on thursday on competing bills to end the month long partial government shutdown is the longest in u.s. history with hundreds of thousands of federal workers going without a paycheck mike hanna has more from washington d.c. the clerk will read a communication to the senate in this largely partisan battle the faint flicker of a compromise senate leaders agreed to put two competing bills to the vote on thursday on saturday broken trop rolled out a bold comprehensive offer one drawn up by.

friday mr. pence told reporters he would not accept a nearly $13,000 raise. >> mr. vice president, you turned down your raise? is that what you said? >> reporter: democratic aides familiar with the meeting said the administration refused to budge off that wall, calling that an untenable position that cannot pass congress. when they meet again tomorrow, administration officials say they will have the requested specific budget numbers that democrats want to see. tonight speaker pelosi says the house will just start passing funding measures department by department next week to try to pressure the senate and the white house to reopen the government. kate? >> kelly o'donnell at the white house, thank you. >>> the longer the shutdown goes on, the greater the impact. there's concern it might affect millions of people who depend on the government for their food. nbc's hans nichols has that part of the story. >> reporter: for families that rely on federal help for food. the shutdown could leave them with an empty table. >> it's going to affect me, i won't be able to come in

check.night the vice pr reacted to early criticism of the proposal, rebuffing conservative opposition, mr. pence told me and other reporters the extension of legal status for qualified immigrants is not an amnesty bill, for democrats who demand permanent protections, the vice president said this offer would provide three years of certainty as a compromise. now, strategically, the white house says it hopes a shutdown weary public will encourage senate democrats to vote for the plan on tuesday, to try to break this impasse. jose? >> kelly o'donnell at the white house, thank you. >>> at the center of the shutdown is one federal agency -- u.s. customs and border protection. tonight, an inside look at how border patrol agents are working without pay as washington remains at an impasse. gabe gutierrez is on the arizona border. >> reporter: in this nighttime video from the border patrol, you can see a bus in mexico dropping off dozens of migrants. and then they simply walk across a remote stretch of the arizona bord, marked only with a small fence. this is where it happened, that's mexico right there,

hallie jackson will sit down with mr. pence to talk about this government shut down and the proposed wall. the exclusive interview tigers into a blowout tonight. evat a game and what achpionshil as clemson blew out alabama. ian, they were not our teams, but the bay area showed up. >> reporter: it did. staff tell me they were thrilled with how things took off lo justically. clemson winning 44-16 and many locals told me that the atmosphere inside tonight was the best they had ever seen at levi stadium. as clemson takes home the national championship, visiting fans were ecstatic. >> fabulous. i'm so happy! >> jim hasn't missed a home game in 25 years for his tigers and been to all the national championship wins. >> we are looking for another one after this. >> both teams are from the south and they felt at home in the bay. >> when you come to california you don't think you are going to get that southern hospitality, but the bay showed it. >> the tigers were number in the game comvp. >> the second one and the third. i'm proud. very

mr. pence told po rerters he would not accept a nearly $13,000 raise. >> you turned down your raise, is that what you said? >> reporter: democratic aides said the president budged to move off the wall. when they meet again tomorrow, administration officials will havee equested specific budget numbers that democrats want to see about speaker pelosi says the house will just start passing funding measures, departme department next week, to try to pressure the senate and white house to reopen government. kate? >> kelly o'donnell at the white house, thank you. >>> the longer the shutdown goes on, the greater the impact. there's concern it might affec millions of people who depend on the government for their food. >> reporter: for yfamilies that rel on federal help for food. the shutdown could leave them with a empty table. >> it's going to affect me, i won't be able to come in here and buy my groceries. >> reporter: absent a deal betweende pre trump and congress, feral funds for food assistance coul

mrs. pences an award winning watercolor artist and there's controversy over this jobe because s see the school as having a policy against lgbt community. >>> virginia lawmakers are working on a plan to allow undocumented immigrants to legally drive in the state. they say it's not about politras er about safety. right now as many as 300,000 undocumented people might be driving witceut a lie. lawmakers are looking to creater er's privilege cards issued by the dmv to undocumented ts immigr recipients would have to prove that they paid income tax aer meetin insurance requirements. >> for now, we have 300,000 people who areho driving w a license simply because the state won't allow them to get one. that makes everyone less safe, not more safe. >> las year a bill to permit driver's privilege cars did not mat out of the committee stage. republican lawmakers oppose the cars and say they would create confusion. others believe those here illegally should not be giv any sort of legitimate id. >>> this morn

want to play rugby league and unfortunately have to face some of the tactics that are employed by mr pence's eighty's and his colleagues. now twenty four hours ago cattles national football team was in the process of completing the biggest win in its history beating hosts the united arab emirates for nell in the asian cup semifinal. of the blockade imposed on katsav by some nearby countries including the e.u. funds weren't able to travel to the game instead qatar supporters were watching the match on big screens around the capital doha never before has a team from qatar reached the final of asia's biggest international football tournament. this is the traditional mode of celebration in qatar adding to doha's seafront corniche with a flag and a four wheel drive something to factor into your daily travel plans if you're thinking of coming to qatar for the world cup in twenty twenty two the players kept their celebrations a little more private as a criminal offense in the emirates to show public sympathy towards cats are we back in action on friday and the final against japan or at far is going

the jurors vice president then took direct aim at the us always base and that is simply because mr pence doesn't have a job now he wants to come and run venezuela handing out instructions on what should happen in venezuela openly calling for a coup d'etat in venezuela i will say it like the venezuelan people would say to you yankee go home. on wednesday the race or it will be challenged on the streets it's the end of the story of the full of venezuela's military government in one thousand nine hundred fifty eight the opposition marks it with nationwide matches but they say this year it's mature who needs to go. ballasts al-jazeera. teachers in los angeles returned to work on wednesday after walking off the job more than a week ago more than thirty thousand striking teachers reached a deal with the second largest school district in the u.s. on tuesday the agreement will see stuff receive an immediate six percent pay rise and significant class size reductions as the first time and a teacher's have taken strike action in thirty years. the u.s. senate will vote on thursday on competing bills

speaking yesterday just after the attack, mr. pence said, "the caliphas crumbled and isis has been defeated." compared to other places where the u.s. has soldiers like iraq and afghanistan, attacks on u.s. military inyria have actually been quite rare. before this aack only two u.s. service members in syria had been killed in action sin the u.s. got involved in 2014. yesterday's attack a very sad reminder of the high price our men and women in uniform sometimes pay. phillip? frances? >> four families in mourning. sarah, thank you. >>> the latest twist in the russia probe may have moved the goalposts into unforeseen territory this morning. the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani noways he doesn't deny that the trump campaign may have colluded with the russians in the 2016 election. however, he insts mr. trump himself was not involved. here's what he told cnn. >> you just misstated my position. i never said there was noio coll between the campaign or between people in the campaign. >> yes, you have. >> i have no idea -- i have no

simply because mr pence doesn't have a job now he wants to come and run venezuela handing out instructions on what should happen in venezuela openly calling for a coup d'etat in venezuela i will say it like the venezuelan people would say to you yankee go home we're not going to allow you to intrude on issues of the country and all of our and the country of hugo chavez. on wednesday the opposition plans to hold marches nationwide as part of an annual event that marks the fall of a military government in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight they say this time my rule is the dictator that needs to go. but there was months is a form. for the matter of districts in caracas and he says that would there is being isolated by the venezuelan on forces. i think we're very close to restore democracy in venezuela and i think we're very close to recover our freedom to have people going back to my homeland. because my little boy is completely isolated by venezuelan some bind international community on something that he says started to happen he's getting isolated by the armed forces which is the only

would support his self designation as a present president of the oil rich nation mr pence gave the green light in a phone call the night before mr blotto claimed the presidency according to the wall street journal u.s. support for overthrowing the venezuelan government has been clear since two thousand and two but the latest revelation of u.s. stagecraft may have barest nations that rush to second the so-called recognition of mr good doe a significant regional exception is mexico where president andres manuel lopez obrador up held a longstanding mexican policy of anti interventionism on sunday the newly self-proclaimed president asked the bank of england and u.k. prime minister to race a may to seize gold estimated at one point three billion dollars in value held by the venezuelan state in the bank of england loss of access to the funds would deprive venezuela's central bank of sorely needed resources and within the last hour the trumpets ministrations announced new economic sanctions placed upon said country venezuela and their oil infrastructure in order to pressure venezuelan presiden

simply because mr pence doesn't have a job now he wants to come and run venezuela handing out instructions on what should happen in venezuela openly calling for a coup d'etat in venezuela i will say it like the venezuelan people would say to you yankee go home. on wednesday the race or it will be challenged on the streets it's the end of a serie of the full of venezuela's military government in one nine hundred fifty eight the opposition mocks it with nationwide matches but they say this year it's matured who needs to go. ballasts al-jazeera. the u.s. senate will vote on thursday on competing bills to end the month long partial government shutdown is the longest in u.s. history with hundreds of thousands of federal workers going without a paycheck michaela has more from washington d.c. clerk will read a communication to the senate in this largely partisan battle the faint flicker of a compromise senate leaders agreed to put two competing bills to the vote on thursday on saturday president trop rolled out a bold comprehensive offer one drawn up by republicans mirrors the suggestion made by

base and that is simply because mr pence doesn't have a job now he wants to come and run venezuela handing out instructions on what should happen in venezuela openly calling for a coup d'etat in venezuela i will say it like the venezuelan people would say to you yankee go home. on wednesday the race or it will be challenged on the streets it's the end of the story of the full of venezuela's military government in one nine hundred fifty eight the opposition marks it with nationwide marches but they say this year it's mature he needs to go. ballasts al-jazeera police in india have arrested sixty one ringer this week for illegally entering the country in an apparent crackdown on the muslim minority and estimated forty thousand rango have taken refuge in india among more than seven hundred thousand who fled me in modern twenty seventeen the un has described the violence there as a cleansing but india's nationalist hindu government says we're going to have no right to demand refugee status since december deported at least thirteen hundred back to bangladesh natasha going to reports from cox's b

simply because mr pence doesn't have a job now he wants to come and run venezuela handing out instructions on what should happen in venezuela openly calling for a coup d'etat in venezuela i will say it like the venezuelan people would say to you yankee go home. on wednesday the race or it will be challenged on the streets it's the end of the story of the full of venezuela's military government in one nine hundred fifty yanks the opposition mocks it with nationwide marches but they say this year it's mature who needs to go. ballasts al-jazeera antonia more as the last in america and the best he says there's something different about the latest protests. it really seems like we may be seeing a perfect storm in venezuela here with this mini rebellion there was yesterday among the military of which there has been very little so far and the protests that followed were centered in the western side of gattaca which is the poorest sorry side of the city that part of the city did not really join on mass in the big demonstrations there were in twenty seventeen if they had maybe knicker because a lit

[applause] mrs. pence: hello, everybody, i am karen pence.applause] i want to tell you that it is my privilege to be with you here today. it is my privilege to stand with you for life. thank you for being here, for standing in the cold for something that you believe in. thank you for your stories of courage. thank you for your stories of regret and forgiveness and starting over. thank you for your stories of hope, thank you for your stories of inspiration. thank you for your stories of truth. it is my privilege to introduce to you a very pro-life person, the vice president of the united states, mike pence. [applause] vice pres. pence: hello, america. thank you, karen, it is a joy for us to be with you today. my wife is many things, she is a mother, she is an advocate for military families, she has traveled across this country, she is even an art teacher in a christian school. i could not be more proud of our second lady, my wife, karen pence. to jeannie, to members of the board, members of congress, the leaders, my fellow americans, especiall

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let's give mrs. pence the benefit of the doubt.robably didn't do the job strictly to make a decision or to give voice to lbgtq issues. it's also fair game, i think that people raise this issue. >> thank you. thank you very much, sir. do appreciate it, gentlemen have a good weekend. >>> guiliani made it clear wednesday, michael cohen is making it clear today. it's everyone for themselves in the trump russia investigation. the knives are out. we'll tell you for whom coming up. >>> also, the victims. r. kelly lhas been accused by a number of people, sexual assault, physical assault, emotional abuse. this friday never before heard allegations. a dateline nbc interview you don't want to miss. coming up. teline nbc interview u don't want to miss coming up. ♪ hey, saved you a seat. this round is on me. hey, can you spot me? come on in! find your place, today, with silver sneakers... included with many medicare plans. call the number on the screen now or visit getsilversneakers.com you may be at increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia, -

promoting instability to force my ludo out of office even with your basic that is simply because mr pence doesn't have a job now he wants to come and run venezuela handing out instructions on what should happen in venezuela openly calling for a coup d'etat in venezuela i will say it like the venezuelan people would say to you yankee go home we're not going to allow you to intrude on issues of the country and all of our and the country of hugo chavez. on wednesday the opposition plans to hold marches nationwide as part of an annual event that marks the fall of a military government in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight they say this time my rule is the dictator that needs to go. a car bomb has hit the syrian government stronghold of latakia the second device was defused one civilian was killed and fourteen were injured it's a rare attack in an area seen as a traditional home with the assad family a few days earlier another bomb hits a government stronghold in damascus. the wife of an anti-government activists arrested in sioux dog has told out zero she's had no word on her husband's wh

simply because mr pence doesn't have a job now he wants to come and run venezuela handing out instructions on what should happen in venezuela openly calling for a coup d'etat in venezuela i will say it like the venezuelan people would say to you yankee go home. on wednesday the race or it will be challenged on the streets it's the end of the story of the full of venezuela's military government in one nine hundred fifty yanks the opposition mocks it with nationwide marches but they say this year it's maturer who needs to go. ballasts al-jazeera while we can speak now turn turn him over who's a latin america analyst joins us on skype from miami mr mora welcome to the program pressure appears to be mounting and we have this protest planned for later today wednesday where is this heading do you think. tomorrow maybe the biggest demonstrations yet nic it really seems like we may be seeing a perfect storm in venezuela here with this many rebellion there was yesterday among the military of which there has been very little so far and the protests that followed were centered in the western side of

promoting instability to force my ludo out of all face it almost here basis there is simply because mr pence doesn't have a job now he wants to come and run venezuela handing out instructions on what should happen in venezuela openly calling for a coup d'etat in venezuela i will say it like the venezuelan people would say to you yankee go home we're not going to allow you to intrude on issues of the country and all of our and the country of hugo chavez. on wednesday the opposition plans to hold marches nationwide as part of an annual event that marks the fall of a military government in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight they say this time my rule is the dictator that needs to go. and let's take this on now we can speak to his an ex old former mayor of the districts in caracas joins us now from washington d.c. mr month of course is not only the united states that recognize the president isn't recognized by many nations across the world but is it going to make any difference . first of all thank you for having me. as we speak. nicholas my little. legitimate head of state in venezuela is d

does note mr. pence have a job come now he wants to run venezuela, handing out instructions on what should happen in venezuela tomorrow, openly calling for a coup d'etat in venezuela. i will say it like the venezuela people with it to you, yankee, go home. amy: on monday, the government of president maduro said it suppreressed a military revolt n the capital caracas. maduro has accused the u.s., along with canada and 12 latin american allies, of plotting a coup against his socialist government. meanwhile, opposition groups are plannining to hold majoror anti-maduro protests tododay across venenezuela. in davos, switzerland, global elites are gathering at the world economic forum this week. while some of the world's wealthiest people discussed economic and business issues, other speakers, including renowned british natural historian sir david attenborough, sounded the alarm on the dangers of climate change. >> it is difficult to overstate it. so numerous, so powerful, so all pervasive, the mechanisms that

mr. pences the extension of legal status for qualified immigrants is not an amnesty bill. and for democrats who demand permanent protections for those groups, the vice president said this offer would provide three years of certainty as a compromise. now, strategically, the white house says it hopes that a shutdown-wary public will call congress and encourage senate democrats especially to vote for this plan when it comes to a vote on tuesday. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell has told the white house he will bring the proposal up for a vote, and the white house is hoping public pressure will help end the impasse. alex? >> well, we'll see what happens, kelly o'donnell. thank you for that. joining me now to discuss it all, democratic strategist joel payne, democratic strategist ateama omara, co-founder of all in together lauren leader and former spokesperson for the california republican party, jen kerns. thank you for getting up with me early. jen, i'll reach out to you first here. how is

we are honored on this very irregular program for the vice president of the united states, mike pence. mr. vice president, welcome. thank you for being with us. >> good to be here.>>chris: we were going to have - - from kevin court reviewing within this plan but i will ask you now, what the president offer? >> a good-faith compromise to address what is a genuine humanitarian and security crisis on our southern border. and ends the government shutdown the senate leadership,, connell has agreed to bring this bill to the floor on tuesday. congress will begin its work. really what the president did over the last month and notably over the last two weeks was direct our team to meet with rank-and-file democrats.to find out what they were looking for. you know the legislative process traditionally is republicans would offer their solutions, democrats would offer amendments. but the president said look, we want to put it all on the table. in a very real sense, what president trump did is he set the table for a deal that will address the crisis on our board. to secure our border and give us a path

mr. pencesupposed to be a .ore out boosting appearance >> we do it because it is the right thing to do. ofdo it because the facts what is happening on our southern border speak for themselves. i also know that we do this in the midst of a partial government shutdown. doubt -- has no doubt created anxiety. i want to assure you and your families that we have taken steps to mitigate the impact of this partial government shutdown. agents areorder among the hundred thousand federal employees who must work without pay during what is on track to become the longest u.s. government shutdown in history. vice president pence added as they fight daily for the nation's security this president and this administration will keep fighting to build the wall." the --ers plan to take to the streets and france for the ninth straight weekend. they are setting up supplies and beds and they say they are in for the long haul. protesters are calling for changes to the government including more direct democracy allowing

further talks are being held to try to end the us government shutdown, led by the vice—president, mike pence. mr a breakthrough. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the japan times leads on ousted nissan boss carlos ghosn. he has refused to sign a confession in return for being released from custody. the former nissan chief is due to appear in ajapanese court on tuesday. the south china morning post has a story about hong kong's weather. people there could enjoy a less polluted winter because of the el nino weather effect. malaysia's king abdicating is on the front page of the straits times. the national palace said that sultan muhammad v had resigned amid intense speculation about his private life. that brings you up with some of the papers. many thanks. thousands of cambodian survivors of the khmer rouge are marking a0 years since the fall of the brutal regime that killed an estimated 1.7 million people. let's speak to our correspondent nga pham in siem reap in northwestern cambodia. events a re events are taking place across the whole of the country. yes. today it isa

are honored on this very irregular program to have the vice president of the united states, mike pence. mr. vice president, welcome, thank you for being with us. >> vice president pence: thank you, chris, good to be here. >> chris: so, we were going to have a piece from kevin corke explaining everything that's in this plan but i'm now just going to ask you, briefly, what did the president offer? >> vice president pence: with the president offered was a good faith compromise to address what is a genuine humanitarian and security crisis on our southern border and end the government shutdown and the senate leadership, senator mcconnell have agreed to bring this bill to the floor. on tuesday congress will begin its work -- really what the president did over the last month, and notably over the last two weeks, was direct our team to meet with rank-and-file democrats, find out what they were looking for. you know the legislative process traditionally is republicans would offer their solutions, democrats would offer amendments, but the president said, look, we want to put it all on the table. in

and then mr. pencen and said we're going to talk about that but keep in mind, democrats, we have given you a number of things you have wanted. you have wanted steel barrier. we are going to give you the steel barrier. we are giving you a change in infrastructure at our ports of entry and make it easier for people to apply for asylum in other nations. and then the president said this in a tweet which summarized the balance of the meeting. ainsley: he said just left the meeting with chuck and nannies. a total waste of time i asked what's going to happen in 30 days if i quickly open things up. are you going to approve border security which includes a wall or steel barrier nancy said no. i said bye-bye, nothing else works. brian: think about it the president has just for the first time can you honestly say i would be proud to shut the government down saying it's a trump shutdown. he just called them out. because they have been saying we don't want to talk about this. we will talk about it but open the gover

i was so sad to see mrs. pence criticized because she teaches in a school based on biblical values.'t let them take over when it comes to values. brian: cardinal, ultimately you make your own decisions in life. we like to see if we hold you over to answer some questions. we'll not force you to do that, but is that okay? >> sure. brian: want to make sure. ainsley: we have viewers writing in a lot of questions. we want you to answer. brian: come on in elizabeth. >> he is is not asking a question. giving an ends. brian: the cardinal wanted coffee. >> ladies and gentlemen -- steve: cardinal runs on dunkin'. >> let me register my opposition to leaving doughnuts. brian: less controversial. >> a little bit of -- loving people and i'm one of them. thanks for the coffee. ainsley: we asked what his drink of choice. coffee. >> did you put jamison in it? steve: the cardinal answers your questions after a brief time out. out. ainsley: thank you. rience... out. ainsley: thank and it felt like i was me again. that's when i realized i hadn't been for three years. at aspen dental we're all about yes

and people like mrs. penceefinition of tolerance. tolerating ideas you don't necessarily agree with. our country has been predicated on that. it is freedom of religion, not from religion as you of course know. adrian norman, thank you very much! good stuff. >> take you for having me. >> coming up, a vietnam veteran died along with no known family. but hundreds of strangers, patriots, welcomed his family, gathering to pay respects at his funeral. the man that brought the community together to honor a hero. >> plus the founder of starbucks may run for the white house! why democrats are telling him to stick to coffee. there will know that pete loves all things meat! we finally got him to try the impossible, meatless burger. >> is a contradiction in terms. >> it's coming!♪ ♪ [music] more than half of employees across the country bring financial stress to work. if you're stressed out financially at home, you're going to be too worried to be able to do a good job. i want to be able to offer all of the benefits that k

mr. vice president? vp pence: thank you, mr. president. break spent the christmas here in washington along with you, i want to thank you for the strong stance you have taken on border security, not just because you said you were, but because the cabin and the nation looking on today can see you recognize we have a crisis at our southern border. we take the tragedy of officer ngh, a legal immigrants of this country, being struck down at the time of the christmas holiday. we think about the video that the american people will go to large assault at them toer that required deploy teargas. this is something that we are being made aware of every day, but you are bringing it in front of the american people and taking a strong stand to shut down the government until we can build a wall and achieve true border security. i know it is something millions of americans appreciate, and i personally appreciate your sense. you have given the number before, but they are worth repeating. 17,000 criminals have been apprehended attempted to coming into this c

mr. trump's cabinet secretaries, vice president pence, and other senior administration officials are due to receive a roughly $10,000 raise starting tomorrow, because of a quirk in the law. will you ask them not to accept that, at least during the shutdown itself? >> well, i might consider that. you know, that's something i may consider. that's a very good question. >> reporter: moments later, white house press secretary sarah sanders said the administration is "exploring options to prevent this from being implemented while some federal workers are furloughed." house speaker nancy pelosi called the meeting with the president contentious, and told "cbs sunday morning" democrats would not fund mr. trump's border wall. >> the impression you get from the president is he would like to not only close government, build a wall, but, also, abolish congress. so the only voice that mattered was his own. >> glor: okay, so, major, again, day 14. two sides say they're going to keep talk this weekend. what does that mean? and what should we expect? >> reporter: well, the president has ordered vice pres

pence? >> how are you, mr. vice president? >> senator, congratulations. >> thank you. >> caroline remembers that you reached out to pick that up, and catherine screamed. he's a democrat. and that made the "time" magazine quote next week. so you got a much better reaction. >> gosh, great story. hold it up a little more. i'm going to get right over here because i don't want to block you. i'm going to administer the oat oath, then we will post for a few shots. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter: so help you god? >> i do. >> congratulations, senator. >> it's a privilege, a privilege to serve. >> thank you. >> who is this? >> this is my mom. >> can i help? >> and dad is here. >> my