will move. i do think in this case the president said there was some kind of deal or the democrats said early on, and this list on sunday on daca and the immigration requests is what should happen on the negotiation, and i assume the democrats will privately say here s what we can take and not take. and i think ultimately they may agree that if the deal is here. is this the dealmaker with the president he s using a deal making tactic. he s making it easy for democrats to essentially reject his offer or remain noncommittal. democrats would have to come and answer the question, but when he throws out the laundry list, they can say it s a nonstarter. it would be nice if they did
about the security of the country? he allegedly made a deal back then and the white house said he didn t make a deal and did not agree on daca, and now moving forward he talked to other republicans and saying we can t agree to what chuck schumer would want here, and now the president is stuck in the middle. what is clear to me this is a president is not clear about what policy he wants. members of capitol hill are asking send us a list of your demands, and now the question is going to be whether or not democrats are going to be able to move some of the demands more to the middle, more to what they were trying to negotiate before. in all fairness, i had a democratic congress on yesterday and none of them gave me a clear answer on where democrats will give on this immigration and the daca deal they want. it s incumbent on democrats, too, to say this is where we