domestic spending they want and the funding to help with disaster relief. a lot of money being put if play. >> jon: people on both sides are unhappy about this budget as well, which might also be a sign of bipartisanship. >> on the democrat side many are still upset that daca was not pressured into this, right? they wanted to use the leverage they thought they had and now by the way, that leverage has gone for two years if you talk about a government shutdown in theory. on the republican side, there was a number of people not just rand paul but many in the house as well concerned this marks the end of fiscal discipline which they have long championed. >> jon: one of those not upset about the daca situation is the president. he said costs on non-military lines being budget lines will never come down if we do not elect more republicans in the 2018 election and beyond. this bill is a big victory for our military but much waste in order to get dem votes. fortunately, he says, daca not