it was mitch mcconnell. the focus really has been on the senate side all along, they have been the people who we don't know what's going to happen when it gets to the senate. what does it mean, charlie, that you have got house of representatives now not on the same page with daca and the dreamers? >> well, i think it's because you have a lot of republicans in the house who are in line. >> harris: what's driving it? amnesty for the dreamers. >> maria: i think it's the base. you heard john kelly last night when he talked about this and i think his language and what he said about dreamers was very unfortunate and inappropriate. >> sandra: lazy. >> maria: for not signing up even though there are not barriers but not super easy to sign up for this program including financially. i think that the house republicans, harris, that you asked about are more in line with john kelly. they are looking at a base. they are looking they are all up for election this year. and they are more worried about quote amnesty. >> lisa:

but mitch mcconnell -- chuck schumer. but mitch mcconnell also made a commitment to his members -- made a commitment to his members that he would bring up floor of l to the the senate in an appointed time. so why can't we have some kind of commitment on this side of the aisle that enabled the discussion to take place on a values-based place? here we asked the speaker if he would bring up the hurd-aguilar bill, which is bipartisan, would win if brought to the house, has sufficient number of republican co-sponsors. thank you for your courage to go public. but others that said they would vote for it. but we would like the speaker to bring that and any bills to be considered. the bill with the most votes becomes prevailing -- either support what the senate has done or to reconcile what the senate has done. that is a simple request. that is a simple request that the house democrats and in a bipartisan way others have joined in asking the speaker to bring a bill to the floor, to give us that commitment. why should we in the hou

mitch mcconnell indicated that was going to be the only week. that was the week to get something done. all the proposals were voted down. it is a big question of what now. you have the march 5 deadline but the enforcement that trump administration wants to do is put on hold because of the courts. until we get a new court ruling, nothing can happen. democrats will be talking a lot about getting a deal although it to the funding deadline of march 23. i don't think you will see another shutdown. democrats lost the pr battle on the last time and i don't think they're going to shut down the government. the political divide reflected in these headlines. , thee cpac meaning democrats have abandoned daca. schumer saying to step up and lead on guns. let me ask you one last thing. we are a month away from a budget deadline. what has to happen between now and march 23? blueprinthave the which was a big deal. agreed on the spending caps and what you're going to spend for various things. but now you have to pass the authorizing appropriations language. becau

mitch mcconnell tried to bring it up midday on tuesday and again at the end of the day. democrats objected both times. instead, the democrats want to vote on a bipartisan plan backed by chris coons and john mccain. it would provide a path to citizenship for the dreamers, the illegal immigrants who came to the country at a young age, in exchange for border security. that would be parceled out over time. the other proposal that the democrats have stressed voting sponsoredlegislation by tom cotton that reflects the president's four-point immigration plan. the democrats would rather vote on the trump immigration proposal rather than the to me century cities proposal. >> both sides have shown their hands on this, in terms of what the republicans and democrats want. at the end of the week what are you hearing from people off the floor of what they think is accomplished? >> it is hard to say at this point. the two sides are at loggerheads. the key points of president trump's plan, to familythe waiting for relationships get for green cards and to substantially overhaul the diver

she wants the same deal that mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer reached. i don't see why paul ryan would want be isolated in that. >> neil: i don't know who is right on this. thanks for your time. >> thank you. >> neil: we did hear as he was speaking from paul ryan spokeswoman addressing this saying speaker ryan has repeatedly stating we intend to do a daca immigration reform bill, one that the president supports. i don't know if that is different from prior positions that mitch mcconnell has espoused or cluck schumer has espoused. he has said that nancy pelosi has been speaking six hours for nothing. there's lies the rub. stocks down, interest rates backing up. "the five" now. saving you time, so you can keep saving the world. >> kids: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ this is the story of green mountain coffee roasters dark magic told in the time it takes to brew your cup. first, we head to vermont. and go to our coffee shop. and meet dave. hey. why is dark magic so spell-bindingly good, he asks? let me show you. let's go. so we climb. hike. see

lou: will you be able to persuade paul ryan and mitch mcconnell? >> we had 500,000 new small dollar donors because of president trump. go to a trump rally and see what propelled this rally into you are country. if we are going to keep house and senate, our candidate and congressional members will have to embrace president trump. nobody motivates our base better than him. lou: if they don't support this president, don't give them a damn nickel. >> i hear you. i don't want democrats, we want those republican seats. lou: i will give you some wiggle room. ronna mcdaniel the head of the republican national committee. up next, roll the video. there it is. what is that? look at the aces flying through. that is panama city. look at that. i might -- no, there is no sense even fantasizing about having the courage to try that one out. who comes up with it? i don't know. but, man, what video. kim jong-un's rogue regime caught aiding syria's chemical weapons program. what will happen? we'll take up the eeflt alliance. ambassador john bolton joins us right here

i want to thank senator mitch mcconnell for joining us here. we are excited to make more progress for americans in 2018. mcconnell: i think speaker ryan did a good job of outlining all of the things coming about as a result of the conference of tax reform bill we passed in december. i am in a good position to compare 2017 with other years. -- there was never than 2017 in the time i have been here, which has covered three decades, starting with the supreme court, now 13 circuit judges. did last year were the most in the first year of any did last year were the most in the first year of any administration since the circuit courts were established in 1891. we used the congressional review act 15 times to deal with the regulatory rampage that occurred during the obama years, and it had only been used once in history.finally , the incredible success of this tax reform legislation. ups happens to be the single biggest employer in kentucky. employees all across the country are benefiting from what we did, biggest employer in kentucky. it is the reason

those who know mitch mcconnell know that he's truly passionate about his alma mater. the cornerstone of his legacy is the mcconnell center, which today is managed beautifully by gary gregg who you met earlier this morning. the mission of the mcconnell center is to identify, recruit, and nurture kentucky's next generation of leaders. the validities are those of leadership, scholarship, and service. the mcconnell scholars program is home to 40 of the brightest undergraduate students in the state of kentucky who are selected for their ability and their distinguished high school careers and who have an opportunity to study honors courses, participate in key programs to develop leadership capabilities, and also do some of their study abroad. the mcconnell center also is home to the public lecture series which we enjoy this morning. the idea is to invite influential political leaders, business executives, and accomplished scholars to the college campus to help enrich and inform the campus community. senator mcconnell has been very clear about his desire to bring to this ser

on the senate side today, also notable that about three hours into nancy pelosi's speech, mitch mcconnell, the republican leader, and senator chuck schumer came to the senate floor to announce the end of negotiations and agreement on a deal, a two-year deal raising budget caps under the budget control act of 2011. and expanding the budget through 2019. so the house yesterday passed the continuing resolution, that short-term measure through march 23. it's the senate's turn now and now they will further consider the budget resolution, expanding, as we said, spending for some $300 billion through fiscal year 2019. we just have 15 minutes or so here. but we did want to show you the comments of the majority leader, chuck schumer, of the majority leader mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer, one quick tweet before. that the president has weighed in at the very end of nancy pelosi's speech this afternoon. about the budget agreement. saying the agreement today is so important for our great military. tends the dangerous sequester and gives secretary mattis what he needs to keep america great. republic

house speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's eking during a news conference at the gop retreat in west virginia. >> good afternoon, everybody. how are you doing? first, i want to express that our hearts and prayers are with the victims of yesterday's tragic accident. for those of us who were there, we were just very grateful for the first responders. especially our doctors. our doctor caucus and husband and wivesour doctor caucus and d and wives that came out to take care of the injured. people drop with they were doing to attend to those in need. to attend to those in need. over the last 24 hours, we've had some very productive discussions. and on everything from national security. we are strong with tax reform and in weeks, it has become a great success across the country. ups just announced a big investment in our economy. lowe's announced bonuses for its employees. to date, more than 4.1 million workers have received bonuses totaling more than $2.5 billion. today being the first day of february, workers will see more money in their paychecks based on these n

[applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and the speaker of the house, paul ryan. [applause] sen. mcconnell: we have talked a lot about 2017 being the most

mitch mcconnell was very upset about that. they actually broke the pledge not to attack each other over the wall street bailout. this is something mcconnell remembered for years and years and years. after that they really didn't talk a whole lot, and chuck schumer voted against mitch mcconnell's wife to be department of transportation secretary last year. mcconnell undoubtedly remembers that. so a lot of episodes from their past that are not so bipartisan. >> mcconnell remembers everything. a lot of fun here, but chuck schumer created a capital offense in kentucky bringing undocumented vermin across the border. >> another thing you might not realize we have in common, bourbon. it turns out brooklyn where i was born, raised and still proudly live produces some of the best bourbon in the world. i know that's a contentious thing to say in these parts. as a thank you for his invitation, i'd like to give this bottle of widow jane bourbon to mitch mcconnell. >> the bourbon trail is one of kentucky's great tourist attraction. it's wo

but mitch mcconnell -- chuck schumer. but mitch mcconnell also made a commitment to his members -- made a commitment to his members that he would bring up floor of l to the the senate in an appointed time. so why can't we have some kind of commitment on this side of the aisle that enabled the discussion to take place on a values-based place? here we asked the speaker if he would bring up the hurd-aguilar bill, which is bipartisan, would win if brought to the house, has sufficient number of republican co-sponsors. thank you for your courage to go public. but others that said they would vote for it. but we would like the speaker to bring that and any bills to be considered. the bill with the most votes becomes prevailing -- either support what the senate has done or to reconcile what the senate has done. that is a simple request. that is a simple request that the house democrats and in a bipartisan way others have joined in asking the speaker to bring a bill to the floor, to give us that commitment. why should we in the hou

i would like to thank my friend mitch mcconnell for this gracious invitation. i really respect and appreciate what mitch and his wife have accomplished here. nurturing the next generation of right kentucky leaders. york, i have worked hard to support our network. a world-class public university. and try to attack -- try to attract companies. that is just what the mcconnell center does for kentucky. you should be very proud. much of the coverage about mitch mcconnell and me focuses on the differences between us and the two states we represent. the truth is, there are plenty of things that lynch mitch's hometown and my hometown. linkbasketball -- that mitch his hometown and my hometown. i ask how are they doing in the rankings? i don't last them this year is much. [laughter] i did not want to miss this opportunity that two of the three louisville basketball teams ever to win the national championship was led by new yorkers. in 2013, it was kevin ware and russ smith from the bronx in brooklyn -- from the bronx and brooklyn. you never know. here is another thing yo

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by the way, it was never from reed and mitch mcconnell. it was always from schumer and alexander and levin and mccain. combination of a leader-driven senate with two leaders who hated each other was never a good combination. i think there are changes that can be made but you have to enlist a lot of people in it and get broad support for it. >> so i think generally one thing that the senate's current operations don't do terribly well is provide ways for people to reveal the intensity of their preferences rather than just the direction of their preferences. so this is one example that because, you know, because cloture has become a routine part of how the senate works it's not the case that it works as a way to signal how intensely a senator feels about something. i think more -- i'm not sure that i think making people talk all the way through a filibuster is the best way to do this but i think more opportunities for individuals to be able to signal the intensity of their preference as opposed to the direction of their preference would be he

here to introduce mike pence is our great senate majority leader, senator mitch mcconnell. >> [applause] senator mcconnell: thank you

mitch mcconnell did so tonight holding up his end of the bargain for senate democrats. we'll see if that influences how his house colleagues treat this bill when it moves over there sometime in the next few hours. >> garrett, let's take a step back to last few hours depending on where you are on the board, i think that rand paul, senator of kentucky is either a hero or a villain tonight. >> yeah, that's right. >> this morning, sorry, long night. >> you're telling me. look, conservatives will look at rand paul as somebody who has held the line on what was for a very long time conservative orthodoxy that the debt was a big problem and than spending against the deficit was something that republicans should fight back against. you played some of that in the sound bite leading into this segment, this idea for paw to say if we fought this when barack obama did it, why are we suddenly okay with it when it's a republican president and a republican controlled congress saying let us continue to spend in this way regardless, he didn't win this argument tonight. he brought this bac

what you saw before senator paul started speaking was senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and senate democratic leader chuck schumer come to the floor and essentially do something that was a little bit choreographed. senator schumer making clear if senator paul gets an meantime i have a lot of guys that have problems with this deal, too they're going to want amendments. what they were trying to say there is given the deadline, given how this deal came together, they're not willing to open up the bill as it currently stands for any type of amendment, that would just kind of create a major problem. with that being said, if leaders as they currently plan will not give senator paul that amendment vote, wolf, we are very clearly on the path toward a government shutdown. how long will it be? that's a great question. because the senate right now i'm told has the votes to actually pass this deal. right now this is because of the time limits of senate rules. but it's very clear, if senator paul sticks with where he is right now, and by every account he plans, to we will absolutely cross that

how long is mitch mcconnell or -- how long are mitch mcconnell and paul ryan going to punt this? march 7th has the ability to be one of the most devastating days in the history of this country. >> scott, if you want to respond, go ahead. >> finish your thought. >> it can be devastating. >> i want the dreamers to get what they deserve, full, legal status. i like a path to citizenship. most republicans i know, do. most republicans i know want to get this done. they also want more than just this. they want border security. they want some work done on the broken parts of our immigration system. and it's going to start next week. >> okay. i got to get to the break. i have to get to the break. the folks on this side of this table, talk amongst yourselves. >> i am ready to jump in. >>> up next, the rob port ee ee scandal at the white house. and one of his ex-wives, speaking out to cnn tonight. directv has been rated #1 in customer satisfaction over cable for 17 years running. but some people still like cable. just like some people like banging their head on a low ceiling. drinking spoil

let's listen to the senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell. we might get a little more info on the schedule. >> no further debate. is there further debate? the question is on amendment number 1931. >> i withdraw the amendment. >> the amendment is withdrawn. the question is to confirm the house amendment to the senate amendment. the yeas and nays were previously ordered, the clerk will call the role. speak up mr. alexander. ms. baldwin. mr. bennett. mr. blumenthal. mr. blunt. mr. booker. mr. bozeman. mr. brown. mr. burr. ms. cantwell. ms. cantwell. mrs. o-uppercase-letter. -- ms. capito. mr. cardin. >> so this is the actual vote to approve the budget deal. thanks on capitol hill, a lot of times, either work really slowly or really fast. we saw the really slow part from about 1:35, 1:45 in the afternoon, then the senate had some other options where they could have tried this out a little bit longer here. senator rand paul, who put the brakes on the bill earlier in the afternoon and through the evening, has basically relented and so they want ver

paul ryan and mitch mcconnell making comments. the room is filling up. his funeral alone which will be taking place on friday 2300 guests have been invited. so many, including the public, that will now have a chance for the next two days to go pay their respects and remember this man who changed the lives of so many. >> bill: to our viewers if you get a moment, i encourage you to read the opinion piece that came out over the weekend from president george w. bush. he concluded -- he talked about the significance of billy graham and his in his life and how he got him to quit drinking and met him in 1985 and the influence he had on him throughout his life. he concluded his piece the following way. those of us who were blessed to know billy graham benefited from his deep convictions and personal example. his wisdom and humility, his grace and purity of heart. we knew that his life was a gift from the almighty and i rejoice that he is now in the company of god, whom he loved so much and served so well. father jonathan morris with us now to reflect on the life

we have been told by mitch mcconnell that he has no parameters for this bill. he is not bringing a specific set of requirements to the floor. he is going to open the door to a series of bills being voted on and see if it even gets 60 votes in past. this will be the immigration debate. >> the bill he is bringing up tonight had nothing to do with immigration. it is just a vehicle. >> a shell. it can be about anything. he can put up a bill about french bread pastry. the whole idea is the senate does not know what there is a majority to support. leader has said let's bring up all of your immigration proposals, we will see the one close to the president asked for one week ago, border wall. >> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg joins the ceo and president of the constitution center. -- >> put that package on the floor, -- >> you can find this in all of our washington journal discussions online. take you live to the white house for the daily briefing. >> the president unveiled a legislative outline for rebuilding infrastructure in america. the six doctors follo

a speech that republican leader mitch mcconnell interrupted. his admonishment of the senator, nevertheless she persisted, became a motto for the resistance. she told me what she thinks about the dreamerless budget deal. >> there's some good things for this budget and troubling things for this budget. the good part is we look to double the federal support for child care, maybe i'm going to get something i'm going to be pushing for on student loans. fundal the security security administration. but we've all known what we need to know in congress. and we've known it ever since the president of the united states broke the promise to dreamers. you know, we had a promise to 800,000 young people that if they would come out of the shadows, if they would get vetted, that they could have jobs, they could go to school, that they could join the military, that they could be part of the great american dream. we made that promise to them, and that's what they did. they did their part. and then when president trump said he was breaking that promise, he put the

a bit of an effort a moment ago by majority leader mitch mcconnell and senate democratic leader chuck schumer to see if senator paul would move things along, noting time is getting short. senator paul objected. he is making his case now. ahead of votes in the senate and eventually the house, there's been some serious pushback. >> going to have this much of an increase in spending and almost nothing in the way of pay fors. i like bipartisanship. it seems like we could do it in a bipartisan way. >> deficit hawks express their disgust. the budget package includes more spending on the military. democrats demanded $131 billion more, nearly dollar for dollar come in domestic spending, and erase the debt ceiling through march -- a raise of the debt ceiling. >> he is concerned about spending in washington. let me say we do support the two-year spending bill that's being discussed and voted on in the house and senate. it lifts the caps on defense spending. >> package includes $90 billion in disaster relief money for hurricane victims in texas, florida, puerto rico. money for wildfire victims i

. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome mitch mcconnell and paul ryan. [applause] sen. mcconnell: we have talked a lot about 2017 being the consequential year for conservatism in the last three decades. none of that would have happened but for the president of the united states. so, mr. president, we thank you for neil gorsuch. we thank you for now 13 new circuit judges. we thank you for 15 congressional review acts. and most of all, we thank you for comprehensive tax reform. [applause] mr. speaker. ryan: let me add to the fact that, because of this agenda that we unified around, put in place, led by the president, america is back? america is now at a 17-year high of economic confidence and a unemployment? did you not enjoy the fact that we have one of the best foreign-policy teams from our conferences morning is that not fantastic we are on the? cusp of giving our -- foreign-policy teams from our conferences morning? is that not fantastic? america will be a more prosperous country. america will be a more confident country. and that is because of the leadership of our c

mitch mcconnell doesn't reflect america's political climate, he has shaped it. my view of the senate obviously is that senate leaders really matter. matter. they really matter. looking back over the history of the modern senate, we find occasions when leaders put their indelible mark, not only on the senate but on the politics and government of the time. of course, the most famous example is lbj, master of the senate, lyndon johnson. and lbj did an extraordinary job of dragging the senate into the 20th century. it was a reactionary institution before lbj. he made a great difference with his incredible force of nature, his incredible energy. he used all the power he could to overcome what the senate had been before because before lbj the senate was dominated by southern committee elite chairmen, and described as the only place where the south did not lose the civil war. the south's unending revenge upon the north forget -- for gettysburg. so johnson did everything he could in caro's book, describes it, how he got the first civil rights act through. a modest measu

i was impressed that chuck schumer -- excuse me, that mitch mcconnell kept referring to chuck schumer as my good friend. >> the senate is actually working. now we kick it to the house where there are a lot more problems. this deal does present a problem for nancy pelosi. a lot of the congressional black caucus wanted these community health centers funded. the disaster funding included in this bill. i think it's going to be hard for some of these democrats to say no to this. >> money for puerto rico, for example, is included. for texas and florida as well. >> yeah, this is how compromises used to work, which is if you're the majority, you sweeten the pot. things like domestic spending, nonmilitary spending. you give some while getting some. the issue is we live in a politics of extreme polarization. the question is, is good good enough f enough. for the liberal wing of the democratic party and, not really the tea party, but the fiscal deficit hawk wing of the republican party, there's some overlap. >> just to be precise, the republicans will like the $160 billion increase in defense sp

and mitch mcconnell has sacrificed all trust. because essentially he has not been trustworthy. ... >> i can name ten people who would be the leader in the senate but with all the external factors it still comes down to people who can make a difference. >> the book is entitled broken. we are out of time i congratulate you on a well-written book and i hope our audience will take the time to read it. thank you very much. washington journal continues. host: howard kurtz is the media host for the >>host: howard kurtz media buzz host and his book is "media madness" donald trump, the press, and the war over the truth". connect the dots between those things the president and the matter of truth. >> there is warfare going on between the two sides you said you read my books been cycle

in a way mitch mcconnell even has. it's in democrats best interest to leverage this and get something out of it. i think there will be bipartisan support. to push this thing through. >> nancy pelosi wants this to pass. we all know. she her staff had a hand in drafting this. >> precisely. she's not red doi vote for it just yet. she's trying to leverage this opportunity. the speaker doesn't have the votes. because republicans aren't fully supporting it. you have the house freedom caucus. that have come out opposing this. they don't want to add to the deficit. >> is this everything americans hate about politics? >> it's absolutely the case. my own party can't agree with themselves and you have obstructionist on the left. using it for fund raising. it's sickening. but we'll get through this. republicans and president trump have committed to coming up with a daca and dreamers solution. the devil is in the details. it's not as if they don't want to have the conversation. >> paul ryan said they'll have a debate. and it has to

a lot of promises from mitch mcconnell, also from house speaker paul ryan, as well. let's take a listen to what he had to say recently about this debate. >> i know that there is a real commitment to solving the daca challenge in both political parties. that's a commitment that i share. to anyone who doubts my intention to solve this problem and bring up a daca and immigration reform bill, do not. we will bring a solution to the floor, one the president will sign. >> raul, if anything, we've gotten promise after promise after promise. how much is that worth in washington today? >> that's the big question. i will say this, on the positive side, mitch mcconnell has kept his promise that the senate is going to take up daca and immigration related matters this week, but the problem is, because there's no consensus around this issue, he's not a typical move would be to introduce some type of legislation or proposal and let amendments pull right or left. that's not happening. he's basically opening the floor and saying figure it out, discuss it amongst yourself and he's doi

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he gave them six and it began coming down to the wire with mitch mcconnell. lauren: they will be trying at least in the senate today. let's take a look at how investments are doing. in the u.s.a. major rally for the last few days. stocks never saw a red. so many days that these thousand plus point swings and finally a day in the green was nice. features getting a lot of that back then for all three major averages. cheryl: taking a lucky european markets. first the asian markets. the rally we had yesterday been following to asia except for the nikkei was closed for holiday monday. lauren: quickly how europe is treating this morning. stocks can taking a cue from wall street this morning with the ftse up in london but the dax in cac down about a quarter of 1% each. also, low volume on wall street yesterday impact european markets this morning. cheryl: also keeping an eye on the 10 year gilt bird year gilt worried about by borrowing and it's about the budget today. dataset for "fbn:am." raise the -- we say good morning to maria bartiromo. >> good morning everybod

mcconnell's office, and mitch mcconnell is a person to watch on this isjohn. he told his republicans he does plan to move forward with a ful debatee senate floor next week, and that's why democrats are stepping back this week on forcing a shutdown over immigration. essentially, john, they are trusting mitch mcconnell. they're taking him at his word. dick durbin said this today. they believe he will come through and allow an open debate on the senate floor, but, there are big questions over what that debate look like, how many amendments does senator mcconnell allow? is it a truly open debate? and of course,ue bigion is: even with all of that, can the senate come up with pla with 60 votes? senator lindsey graham said he's more pessimistic today over a wider deal. this there is trouble on the topic of family migration. very hard to find an agreement on whether or how to limit yth. g: lisa desjardins, thank you very money. yamiche in the white house briefing room we heard the president talking about he would love a shutdown. why is he t about this? >> the preside

he can't make any guarantees just like mitch mcconnell can't make any guarantees. >> well mitch mcconnell guaranteed to bring it to the floor for a debate. is paul ryan going to guarantee that. >> the speaker guaranteed there could be immigration legislation on the floor. what exactly that looks like we don't know. of course katy, you know the house operates differently than the senate. it is more structured. so there will be legislation. i hope that it is something that is somewhat similar to what the white house has put forward and that is open for amendment. that way we could have a robust debate just like the senate will have this week and probably next. and have a consensus product that could hopefully get to a cop front committee and within a matter of weeks, we could have legislation on the president's desk that for the first time ever, since dreamers and the dream act was debated for the first time in 2001 in congress, we're going to have the opportunity to deliver for these young immigrants who deserve a future in our country. >> a matter of weeks. you sound confident. the two po

henry clay perhaps the most well-known kentucky statesman, mitch mcconnell has a portrait of henry clay hanging in his office and it was in 1852 the capitol was used as a place to pay tribute to the nation's most distinguished citizens. you have 11 presidents, john f. kennedy, abraham lincoln, ronald reagan who have been given this honor. what an honor it is. and there were -- there is history tied to lincoln, too, when you think about the ceremony when abraham lincoln in 1865 and they had this event. you had a nation in mourning. coming off a war and abraham lincoln assassinated in ford theater just down the street. they had a platform constructed to support the casket of lincoln and it was on that platform they have used repeatedly now. we're told through our capitol hill producer that they've used a fabricated version of that platform for the reverend billy graham's casket to lie today. lying in honor as we have mentioned. lying in state is offered for the political individuals who have been treated with this honor. billy graham is a private citizen. >> sandra: after the ceremony mem

what smart move by mitch mcconnell. is he forcing the democrats to vote for things and more importantly against things like sanctuary cities. the party is so out of step with regular voters that they are going to be on the record time and time again for things that are dramatically unpopular including this, i think this bill that the president is putting forward which has a lot of common sense attached to it they only want to vote to something they like. of course they need a majority to do that. >> harris: remember what the president said, he said in the end americans, particularly hispanic americans are going to love for what they can get accomplished. i spoke with alfonso who heads up the latino partnership for conservative principles. he hearkens back to 38% of hispanics voted for president trump. it's not because what he tweets and says and all that because of policies that they saw dealing with issues that were not going to be dealt with he said we are not going to love everything about them. at least some things

>> sounds like you're angry at mitch mcconnell. >> you know, the system -- it's not just one person. it's about the system. if i were to call the system a person, i'd call it the establishment. it's a whole lot of people that really cannot see -- cannot have enough vision to understand that we cannot continue to spend this way. we have a debt that is better than our economy. we have a lot of good stuff. the tax cuts are great. i think it's going to stimulate the economy but i truly believe the markets are jittery because they're worried about the long-term imbalance of what goes in and goes out for the federal government. they're worried of some inflation returning. i think the stock market frankly has been overwrought for quite some time. >> neil: you know, mitch mcconnell is as establishment as you can get, right? he's the head of your party in the senate. >> yeah, i think what we have to do, we have to say are we the conservative party or just like the democrats, this look like a democrat budget. they're complicit in it. there's loud voices saying, oh, oh, we have to increase the