border security plus allowing the d.r.e.a.m.ers to stay. they ve got to stay. plus, a number of other minor changes in the immigration law. so i think it gets through the senate and goes to the house. at that point, won t democrats have to vote for it? how would they not give a path to citizenship to 1.8 million people in the country? here s what i m hearing from house democrats. you know, one senior aide described this proposal as a bit of a trojan horse. a pathway to citizenship for 1.8 million daca recipients. but you re also with this proposal, agreeing to a $25 billion trust when it comes to implementing donald trump s wall along the mexican border. so i do think you could see house democrats perhaps not the likes of chuck schumer and his cauc caucus. but when we get to the lower chamber them saying this is a front for something that could be tpwar more damaging to the immigration system in this
guess the odds are against me technically but i m going to claim this is a legitimate place to do it. he creates anxiety, fear in this community of young people who have jobs a high percent, almost 80% working. contributing to local economies. he puts them on edge. and you know what, why you play politics with this? is this comprehensiveyo immigration reform or do you really want daca? not clear. kennedy: why won t democrats admit that it was a horrible idea on the part of president obama? if they would stand up and say this was a bad idea in the first place, to set up the situation. jesse: dianne feinstein, we played it last night. just in case anyone wants a refresher. coming up, we will tell you about a story the mainstream media apparently doesn t want you to hear. we will be right back. e we will be right back.
it s a 36 or 38% approval rating, with the russia investigation, all of the negative energy being pointed towards him, won t democrats being in a really tough spot? and that s the funny thing about this. this is a district for more than a generation now. it s been a republican district. there s more pressure on the democrats tonight because of everything you just said, because of that history and how rocky the trump presidency has been so far and nature of this district demographically, this is the perfect storm for democrats to capture a district like this. psychologically, if the republicans win tonight, the most significant thing it does for midterms tells republicans out there maybe it s a republican incumbent, can i survive if it s a bad midterm for trump, maybe a republican candidate, tells them maybe i can win and maybe i can survive in a climate like this. that s the most important thing two interesting things, karen ha handel says obamacare is not a
comments, what agenda items is he getting through? why won t democrats support him, support him on gun control? let me take each of the issues you discussed, sean. obamacare, more and more republicans are accepting the medicaid provisions, number one. that s moving in the right direction. secondly, sequestration, look, there was an agreement on the flight controllers, some of the budget cuts, it was temporary, but i think the president in his press conference laid out an agenda that might lead to more compromise. on the gun issue, extremely divisive. i m a second amendment supporter, but, you know, the members of congress or home. they re listening to their constituents. maybe some kind of compromise will move forward. sean: but nothing is even being proposed would sean, let me address those. can i address those?
to face down the right wing base of the republican party and say to them because you don t want a young woman to sit in a planned parenthood clinic is not a good enough reason to shut the government down. well, you know, as you know, the house passed a temporary funding bill through next week. when you look at this, the question has been put out there, why won t democrats and the senate let that go forward, allow this debate to continue, planned parenthood included here, but at least we avoid a shutdown. because it s an absurd bill that says we ll fund the military to the end of the year but everything else for a week, which actually nicely summarizes the republicans priorities. so education, health care, aid to senior citizens, veterans, we ll worry about that for a week, but do the defense budget to the end of the year. that makes no sense. it also had restrictions on women s right to choose because i believe they just wanted to provoke that fight. this really is all about the h