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he s had little contact with the white house. i m frustrated when witnesses talk to the media but can t talk to members of congress. this is new day with quiz cuomo and alisyn camerota. good morning everyone. it s thursday, january 18, 8:00 in the east. big test today for house republicans as they vote tonight on the short-term spending bill to keep the government open. lawmakers have less than 40 hours to avoid a shutdown. at this hour, it does not appear they have the votes. anything can happen. republicans and democrats still struggling to find common ground. conservatives want more funding for the military. democrats want protections for d.r.e.a.m.ers. neither are in the current stopgap measure. the president is focusing on his border wall this morning, tweeting about it. general kelly says he s evolved, the wall idea has changed. he says it has not evolved and it has not changed. again vowing that mexico will pay for it, but offering no proof on how they will
coast. new developments tonight. chief strategist steve bannon makes a deal to talk to mueller s investigators. what will he tell mueller that he wouldn t tell the house intel committee? you heard the glowing review of trump s health, but the tests tell something different. does the president have heart disease, and is he at risk for heart attack in the next few years? we re going to talk about all of that in this hour. let s go to the latest on the robert mueller investigation. legal commentator ken cuccinelli and john flannery. thank you both for being here except for phil mudd. i m paying you back for what you said on the break, phil. steve bannon has struck a deal with special counsel robert mueller and will not be testifying before a grand jury. instead he ll be voluntarily speaking to mueller s investigators. from a practical standpoint, ken, what is the difference here? from a practical standpoint, there is very little difference. this is not at all surprising. you
white house this morning. not happy at all, abby. reporter: more than a little pushback from the president this morning against his own chief of staff s comments, both publicly and privately. white house chief of staff john kelly was on the hill yesterday meeting with congressional hispanic caucus members and made some comments to them about the wall, trying to show how the president has moved on the issue of the wall, talking about how the president now believes that the wall can t be from sea to shining sea, there can t be walls in places where there are rivers and mountains and what not. and then he went on fox news and he reiterated some of the same comments, take a listen to some of what john kelly had to say and what prompted the president to say that he was or according to theource familiar that he was fuming about these comments. take a sten. he s a very definitely changed his attitudes toward the daca issue. and even the wall. he has evolved in the way he s looke