moves the goalpost and blows up deals instead of being this famous dealmaker he ran on. let me check with the control room. do we have the sound bite from last tuesday, that open meeting on daca? let me know when we have it. so we can hear from him. i have a full screen. i believe we have it. when we talk about mattered here to the american public, there was a cnn poll that was taken. it turns out that 56% wanted to avoid a shutdown. 34% believed daca was the main negotiating factor here. so that is not good for democrats necessarily. no, not at all. but i think one thing that was left out of the tweet is that the president didn t acknowledge that schumer actually put the border wall on the table in the conversation and was still rejected. what the democrats also wanted to do was talk about the opioid epidemic and puerto rico and domestic spending. so the question becomes how are the democrats going to change
in which i even put the border wall on the table. the democrats wouldn t back down on one key demand they wanted guarantees on the future of i two hundred thousand undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. is children republican site that s holding ordinary people hostage but with most americans supporting a deal on the children democrats a calculating the voters will back them. paul bocuse the most celebrated french chef of the past seventy years has died at the age of ninety one is widely considered the leading lights of the coloring movement known as know that cuisine in spite of becoming an international star the chef always remain true to his roots. paul bocuse reached the loftiest heights in the world of astronomy he was often called the chef of the century the pope of french cuisine. his
deal, it s almost as if you were rooting for a shutdown. and now we ll have one. and the blame should crash entirely on president trump s shoulders. this will be called the trump shutdown. this will be called the trump shutdown because there is no one, no one who deserves the blame for the position we find ourselves in more than president trump. he walked away from two bipartisan deals, including one today in which i even put the border wall on the table. what will it take for president trump to say yes and learn how to execute the rudiments of government? tomorrow marks a year to the day president trump took the oath of office on the capitol steps.
have not only spared a government shutdown, but cemented an agreement on spending caps, including those for our military, the healthcare issues, disaster relief, and immigration issues. president trump reached out to me today, this morning, to invite me to the white house to talk all of these issues over. and i accepted. we had a lengthy and substantive discussion. during the meeting, an exchange for strong daca protections, i reluctantly put the border wall on the table for discussion. even that was not enough to entice the president to finish the deal. many democrats don t want to go that far on the border. many republicans don t they are. but we were willing to compromise with the president to get an agreement.
hadn t even been considering so he doesn t think the shutdown is his fat. he walked away from two bipartisan deals including one today in which i even put the border wall on the table. but just because government is technically out of money relevant agencies are still going to send benefit checks to people on medicare medicaid or social security, the veterans administration hospital is still running and the mail gets delivered except on sundays and you ll still get a pat down from tsa agents at the airport because they re open too but most of the irs is shutting down which is good news if trying to avoid an audit but bad news if you have questions about the new tax code, the epa only has enough money to operate for a new more days and you can t come and get a tour of capitol hill non-essential federal workers are furloughed that means for example, that the capitol police had to show up but their paychecks majority be delayed. neil? neil: that s got to be tough if