scott wong, who covers for the hill. mr. chapman, i want to ask you to describe to people watching what it is like in this town and how you would characterize the state of affairs in our national government. tim: it is discombobulated, it is tense, everything is high-stakes, and i think the great frustration for myself and many people in the conservative policy world is the politics are overwhelming the conversation about policy. we are certainly engaged in politics. we live here and are part of this, but would like to find a way to peel back some political layers and get to the bottom of what the policy issue should be. >> there has been a ton of news this week. buzzfeed had a bombshell report that president trump directed his former attorney and fixer, michael cohen, to lie to congress, regarding a trump tower project that was being planned in moscow. democrats say this is a clear case of obstruction of justice. some are calling for resignation. how serious do you think this latest report is? tim: we will have to wait and

scott wong with "the hill." the appropriations chair of the house, nita lowey, said president trump's threat to shut down the government for years is highly irresponsible. she said the president needs to take the shutdown seriously and not sleep in until 11:00 a.m. every day. this is not a sitcom. and one from kelly donell here. the president said he had a god and productive meeting with democrats. supports strengthening resources at ports of entry. meanwhile, brook baldwin saying speaker pelosi says the meeting was lengthy and contentious. president trump said they achieved progress. we've come a long way. so which is it? marylou has been waiting on the line. independent. go ahead. caller: hi there and thank you. good afternoon. to the listeners and watchers as well. i want to say thank god for donald trump. it's about time. i am 70 years old, and i have seen this issue of illegal immigration mushroom totally out of control ever since ronald reagan gave amnesty to three million illegal aliens. and the thing tha

arthel: scott wong, thank you very much. >> thank you very much. on the president's announcement tomorrow morning on "fox news sunday" when chris wallace sits down live with vice president mike pence. and chris will get reaction from across the aisle when he also talks live with house majority whip james clyburn. check your local listings or you can catch it right here on the fox news channel at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. eastern. eric? eric: arthel, as the president announces his new proposals for this plan, there's a new migrant caravan heading to the u.s. it's crossing into mexico on that very long and difficult trek to our country. the president has called the situation an emergency at the southern border. our next guest former naval intelligence officer joins us with his take. >>> plus the women's march marking its third anniversary today, but this time under a cloud of controversy. many big name democrats opted out. we're life on the ground in washington -- we're live on the ground in washington with the very latest on that. shelfie! the great-t

scott. i am wendy wong. i'm the spokesperson of san francisco coalition for good neighborhoods. it has been very shocking to see what's going on in the chinese community. the attack, the crime that this criminal committed is vicious, it's violent, it is unthinkable violence to the vulnerable. we have a lot of speakers already mention, but i really would like to have chief scott pay attention to visitacion valley. there's two m.c.d., and those two m.c.d. are only ten, 20 steps away from each other. you went to the public hearing, you will protect the community. and the city hall or even planning department is planning to convert the m.c.t. -- m.c.d. to recreational marijuana without involving the community. now m.c.d., they have their right to get their medication, however, what is our human right? we have the right to live in the peaceful community. we do have the right to raise our children, we do have the right to care for our elderlies in the safe environment. the city is going into a very wrong direction and this is a very short-term solution to get money out of the cannabis