I want to start with garrett haake, you are in the center of the action. Weve been hearing from lawmakers. To my ears, i dont hear any break in this gridlock. Whats your take at this hour . Reporter yeah, you with choose your own news here at this point, depending on who youre talking to. Im outside a meeting thats been going on Susan Collins office and the democrats coming out have said no comment, on made vague comments like theres been progress. Lindsey gram just left. Hes been probably the sagelemost key negotiator. He sees some of the dynamics as potential something to be optimistic about, specifically this idea that the senate would be able to move forward sometime
optimism their close to turning a corner. The work will continue at least until tomorrow. Just to drill down on the point you make, they are considering essentially the deal that seems to be gaining the most team is this shortterm threeweek deal. So the question is why would democrats go for this deal when they Wouldnt
and don junior says this seems like a great consolation prize for losing the presidency. there were political notes to the awards show. camila cabello addressed being a d.r.e.a.m.er. and the me too movement a dominant theme. stars wore white roses and kesha gave an emotional performance with the me too theme. because i ll bring thunder and i ll bring rain and when i m finished they won t even know your name the powerful moment surrounded by women. she has been in a legal battle with producer dr. luke stemming from 2014 allegations he abused and assaulted her. and it was pure gold for bruno mars. he won the most trophies,
of sexual abuse and local gold star families and local africans who are so we will be watching the state of the union but i will not enter the chamber. okay. on mission, you said recently the president in your words is holding d.r.e.a.m.ers hostage. now he pinned it on you guys over the weekend in a tweet we ll get to in a moment on democrats, but you know this white house proposal that officially comes out today does create a path for citizenship to 1.8 million not only d.r.e.a.m.ers but would be d.r.e.a.m.ers who just didn t apply to the program promptly enough. are you encouraged to see that from this white house? well, i have seen this president waffle back and forth on every promise he s made regarding d.r.e.a.m.ers. you don t buy it? i have a huge d.r.e.a.m.er supporter and i don t believe anything he says.
issue from a competitive standpoint. the leadership question is, there are things that are good for google and may also be good for the economy. when you took a stand on the travel ban, it seemed that was partly from your own employees regardless of the stance for google. how do you decide when to lead like that? we talk about d.r.e.a.m.ers and got around e-mail from within the company from someone who is been at google, a computer scientist from stan ford and talked about he found that he was a d.r.e.a.m.er effectively when he went to get a license when he was 16. he didn t know. he didn t know. so he studied computer science at stanford, one of the best performing people. that s what the personal side of all of this is. that s who we re talking about, who we are standing up for. right, i want to bring in gene robinson to this conversation, an eye on washington, a pulitzer prize winning washington post journalist and we ll bring in special guests from the audience. gene,