HARLOW: All right. A busy day filled with crucial meetings. You have the president heading to Capitol Hill for lunch with Senate Republicans trying to shore up support -- in the cracking support among some Republicans for this border wall fight. Then he will meet with congressional leaders for round three of negotiations.</s>SCIUTTO: Will we see any progress today? Let's get right to CNN's Manu Raju. He is on Capitol Hill with the latest. You had the big speech last night. Did it move anybody, I suppose, is the question, move the sides closer to agreement?</s>MANU RAJU, CNN SENIOR CONGRESSIONAL CORRESPONDENT: It did not. Democrats and Republicans are telling me that this morning and the president has his work cut out for him if he believes that this shutdown could go on for some time and he wants to keep his party united mostly behind him because I spent the last day or so talking to a number of Republicans including on the Senate side. And many of them are frankly concerned that if this goes on for some time, that this could be significantly problematic for the economy, for their states, and they need to figure out a way out of this and reopen other agencies not tied to this border fight. At least three senators right now have called for an end to the shutdown, the latest being Lisa Murkowski of Alaska who told me last night that she's open to opening up every other agency while dealing with the border fight separately. And the other senators also raised concerns in conversations that I've had over the past day. Marco Rubio of Florida said he's potentially open to reopening other agencies, but he wants to see how these bills would be structured first. And Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia also suggesting that she would be open to that as well. Now I just talked to one congressman. Adam Kinzinger of Illinois, who said that he too would be open to reopening other federal agencies. He wants to see the bills on their merits. And he called on both sides to come together.</s>REP. ADAM KINZINGER (D), ILLINOIS: If it is -- again, if it's an agreeable bill, agreeable appropriations, I'll reopen as much government as we can.
Trump Heads to Capitol Hill to Meet with Senate GOP Over Shutdown