couple of days is how different members are trying to kind of rectify or reconcile all of these different views here. there is no question about it, inside the house republican conference this has become a huge driving issue and because of that, more or less overtaken everything else when they have some major decisions to make in a short amount of time. exactly. like keeping the government open. phil mattingly, thank you. we appreciate it. here to discuss in the debate, cnn political commentators brian falun on the right josh kingston on the right. he previously advised president trump and brian fallon worked with hillary clinton s campaign. let me begin with you, josh kingston. it is a direct attack on christopher wray at the top of the fbi, and rod rosenstein, deputy attorney general at doj. do you agree with the president? i have general agreement with him, and i think if we look at
what is your perspective on this as we look to this decision. first of all, a majority of americans, we re not just talking 50%, a strong majority of americans support allowing dreamers to stay in this country. many of the reasons why, this is all they know. they came here when they were two and three years old. i think the statistic is 70% of dreamers came here when they were under the age of 10. so to send them back tie couno country where they have no relationships, no connections is inhumane. i think a number of americans see that. a lot of people in the republican party support allowing daca to stay in place. josh kingston, supporter of president trump s. what do you think is going to happen? why did president obama do this in 2012? he did it because of congress inaction in addressing immigration reform. why is president trump doing it for the same reason? what is he doing? well, in my opinion, he s