absolute chaos at our southern border. so you say wow, look what you can do when you feel it s necessary and look what you don t do when you don t feel it s necessary. and if i might this is what senator mike lee is saying those two stories sitting there side by side. $1.7 trillion and how much is going to protect our border? watch. this 4,155 page bill, full of democratic priorities. does nothing to protect the border. quite to the contrary it. contains language undermining border security. so i insist that we have at least one amendment, up or down vote on whether to preserve title 42 because title 42 is the one thing standing between us and utter chaos. we already have mostly chaos. this would bring us to utter chaos if it expires which it is about to. all i want is an up or down vote. chuck schumer and the democrats are terrified of an up or down vote. why? because they want absolute pandemonium and chaos on the border. and, they re terrified of this vote because they will lose
they should lose. and so i m standing firm. i m going to demand an up or down vote. if they don t give us the up or down vote, this is going to be very difficult for them and probably will cost them the omnibus. carley: what mike is doing is very interesting because there is not a single penny in this whole entire omnibus bill that goes to border security hold on for the united states. there is $410 million to reimburse jordan, lebanon, egypt, to tunisia and oman for their border security which is what you were talking about. the cbp funding the money should only go towards getting people into this country faster. used for processing. what mike lee is doing is saying listen, if you want to pass this bill and get home for the holidays then add title 42 on to it single up or down vote and that will get a lot of republican support. it didn t happen yesterday. now congress is going to open at 8:00 today, chuck schumer says that he s confident he will say that that the bill was pass some
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yet. do it on all your devices. the g.o.p. s push to preserve title 42 stalls the massive $1.7 trillion spending package in the senate. carley: that s right. the border security battle on capitol hill shut down just before christmas. will: our man kevin corke joins us live in washington with the latest. good morning, kevin. good morning, will, carley and b.k. the move to push title 42 begins here in the nation s capitol. that effort is at least for the time being stalling the massive $1.7 trillion omnibus bill in the senate and, of course, that s all happening as you know with the clock ticking. running down before a possible government shut down. now, this is all happening, i should also point this out on the heels of historic visit to the capitol by ukraine s president zelenskyy as you know came hat in hand asking congressional lawmakers to pony up, if you will, an additional
things they need to win and then sit back? will: i think that you and i can, should, and have in the past had a deeper conversation about the willingness with which we accept exactly the story that is sold when it comes to ukraine. in fact, you and i, brian, had that conversation on the will cain broadcast. not the depth that it deserves. i m always a little bit september call when i see such bipartisan adoration meaning how is it, especially in the light of the last couple of years, everyone agrees on this one issue? is it because of the moral clarity or is it because of like so many other stories i m being played? i want to set that aside for one moment. when you see what you just saw with ukraine or even it $1.7 trillion spending bill, it s impossible not to notice that oh, the united states government can do something when it really needs to do something. it can at the very least throw money at something. and it s hard not to put that against the other story hang in america right