politically, from that statement, this white house thinks and we ll see whether they re right or not, they can weather the political storm from a government shutdown by saying we re not negotiating until schumer backs down. they think inside the white house from my conversations with senior officials there, that chuck schumer overplayed his hand on daca and they are going to push back here and say we gave you six years of an extension, a long time for children s health insurance, a program, chip as it s known that, democrats said they had to have. the president gave on that. said he s willing to work on daca. the bottom line is, this white house is taking a very hard line in these negotiations. shannon: sounds like it from that statement. all right, ed henry live on the beat for us, thank you. the president foreshadowing a shutdown a short while ago, tweeting, quote, it s not looking good. white house correspondent kevin cork joins us with where the white house goes next. you re
Operations around the world. and they cost money. those obviously would stop, and i would just tell you that training, for almost our entire reserve force, will stop. shannon: those are real world impacts, congressman collins. how warriorried are you, even if we get a short c.r., people saying that s not good for the military. that is what is bothering us, the conversation i m having is really concerning, even my friend from illinois, democratic friends saying we want to deal with daca, then the spending e will s get back to dealing with the american issues that we have of spending on our military, spending on our readiness, spending on regular functiontion of the government and commit to finding a fix for daca. that is a separate issue, it is not prime right now, we are trying to get it fixed, the president is committed to it. when you deal with real world families, the issues of our
Operations around the world. and they cost money. those obviously would stop, and i would just tell you that training, for almost our entire reserve force, will stop. shannon: those are real world impacts, congressman collins. how warriorried are you, even if we get a short c.r., people saying that s not good for the military. that is what is bothering us, the conversation i m having is really concerning, even my friend from illinois, democratic friends saying we want to deal with daca, then the spending e will s get back to dealing with the american issues that we have of spending on our military, spending on our readiness, spending on regular functiontion of the government and commit to finding a fix for daca. that is a separate issue, it is not prime right now, we are trying to get it fixed, the president is committed to it. when you deal with real world families, the issues of our
And they cost money. those obviously would stop, and i would just tell you that training, for almost our entire reserve force, will stop. shannon: those are real world impacts, congressman collins. how warriorried are you, even if we get a short c.r., people saying that s not good for the military. that is what is bothering us, the conversation i m having is really concerning, even my friend from illinois, democratic friends saying we want to deal with daca, then the spending e will s get back to dealing with the american issues that we have of spending on our military, spending on our readiness, spending on regular functiontion of the government and commit to finding a fix for daca. that is a separate issue, it is not prime right now, we are trying to get it fixed, the president is committed to it. when you deal with real world families, the issues of our government and staying open and
And they cost money. those obviously would stop, and i would just tell you that training, for almost our entire reserve force, will stop. shannon: those are real world impacts, congressman collins. how warriorried are you, even if we get a short c.r., people saying that s not good for the military. that is what is bothering us, the conversation i m having is really concerning, even my friend from illinois, democratic friends saying we want to deal with daca, then the spending e will s get back to dealing with the american issues that we have of spending on our military, spending on our readiness, spending on regular functiontion of the government and commit to finding a fix for daca. that is a separate issue, it is not prime right now, we are trying to get it fixed, the president is committed to it. when you deal with real world families, the issues of our government and staying open and