trump campaign document. it is, talk about hard-line language. and sort of an ominous sign for where these immigration negotiations are going. in terms of the white house position. i ll read you a line from it. it says, direct quote, that the graham-durbin proposal increases illegal immigration and guarantees future amnesties. it describes this sort of, says it provides less than 10% of the money they need for the wall if you read the document, it sounds like something that you know you might hear on an an ann coulter or you know, laura ingram immigration hard-line show late at night on fox news. it s quite an amazing document. and it was something that was circulated internally at the white house. jonathan, i want to ask you about your latest piece, the state of john kelly, how trump world views him. he crossed the president a bit this week when he did the fox
story. the wall street journal has hard reporting showing who the money came from, where it went. the trump lawyer put his own name on the delaware llc he set up a couple of weeks before election day. his name was on it so the wall street journal found the source of the money, found where the payment was directed. it s all right there in the reporting. i know the white house denies it, but the wall street journal has been all over this story. and it s a serious and real story. what are they paying her for? the national enquirer not covering it, probably, because donald trump is friends with them. look what happened to al franken with a picture of who that one picture because that s what really where you can find a picture of that performer, you know never mind. the extent to which this has been baked in to donnie s point is astounding. people who support him. people talk about evangelicals, shifting what they ll tolerate. a married man allegedly who had
30 out of 30, the question should not be brought up again. anyone can start or during a speech. bret: we appreciate your expertise. where three business days from a government shutdown again. congress is working on a funding extension in lieu of a long-term solution. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is on capitol hill with that story. the one-year anniversary of president trump s inauguration can be marked by a government shutdown. the government is due to run out of funding friday night and democrats are pressing for a daca deal this week. i think it would be a terrible mistake to shut down the government. particularly while we are negotiating in good faith. one way out would be a continuing resolution likely until mid-february. negotiators are discussing whether to include a long-term children s health insurance extension or $81 billion in disaster relief money to end the support of at least nine democrats.
that struck me in talking to homeland security, chief mccaul, the way it works into homeland security going forward because obviously this could be a generational event, all of the storms backed up like laguardia, but they re so focused on terrorism as we should be in this country, but maybe not as much as natural disaster terror so we have to sort of reprioritize. what do you think? you re preaching the choir on this one. i always believed that you should have an all-hazards approach to disasters, whether they re manmade or natural. they re going to have both. what congress needs to do is step up to the plate and realize that fema has two buckets of money. they have their daily operational money just to do their day-to-day business, and then you have the disaster relief money, which is the money that goes to state and local governments to rebuild infrastructure, to help individuals. and what congress ought to do is
this inot this john smith.smith. or this john smith. or any of the other hundreds of john smiths that are humana medicare advantage members. no, it s this john smith. who we paired with a humana team member to help address his own specific health needs. at humana, we take a personal approach to your health, to provide care that s just as unique as you are. no matter what your name is. we are back with some breaking news. the house of representatives, you re looking at a live shot there on the other side of your screen. has now passed a bill to get about $15 billion in disaster relief money to those who suffered under hurricane harvey. it s a down payment for people currently in the path of