phil matingly, our correspondent is getting information.iewers about what you are learning about this tentative bipartisan deal among senators. >> this is the gang of and meeting day in and day out trying to figure out a pathway forward. it is a separate group and not necessarily endorsed by leadership. they have been moving towards a final agreement right now. jeff flake's office said they believe they reached a deal and other people said they are in agreement on the principals and they are at the point where they need to talk to their conferences and to the white house about what this entails. some of the outlines, one of the key components and you know the town quite well. when things are not leaking, they are going well and moving in a good direction. that has been the case with the negotiations. to put this in context here, this is the proposal that a lot of people assume whatever the proposal ends up being. the train that leaves to address the daca issue. this was a bipartisan proposal. three republicans and three democrats who have b

>> phil matingly on capitol hill, thank you very much. we'll get to more on this with the congressional black caucus leader, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for johaving me, wolf. >> explain, congressman, why you think this is necessary. >> well, i think it's important for a number of reasons. first of all, i think that those countries, haiti and then up afterry you have africa. those people do not view their land as shitholes. this is so disturbing and in so many ways to label a country in such a derogatory way. the president has a history of doing that, but it doesn't make it right. and i think congress should state for the record that we find these statements to be horrible, to be disturbing and to be factually incorrect. so we will introduce a sense of resolution. i'm sure that the republican leadership will maneuver so that we don't have an up and down vote on it, but we think it is important. not only for america but for the world to know that donald trump is not speaking for america when he says statements like that. >> if t