Awaiting White House Daily Briefing & Trump Statement.
BLITZER: White House briefing moments from now. Live coverage coming up. Looking at live pictures. Let's bring back Mark Preston and Karoun Demirjian. Karoun, it looks like it's all a done deal. The government is going to reopen. There are a few technical snags, right?</s>KAROUN DEMIRJIAN, CNN POLTICAL ANALYST: That's why you don't have it declared a done deal yet. They have to go through the hoops of making the second Senate vote happen and kicking it to the House and hoping that nothing --</s>BLITZER: The first Senate vote, which passed overwhelmingly, was procedural. Now they have to vote on the bill.</s>DEMIJIAN: Right. Exactly. It's not a challenge to get through the procedural vote this will pass through the Senate and kicks to the House. There is a question of who votes for it in the House. The idea it will probably be done. You have 81 votes on the Senate side. The odds of it not passing in the House are slim. The question is, what's next. This won't go without vitriol exchange on the floor about everything they have not yet resolved and everything that's unsatisfactory from the fact that it's a three-week bill.</s>BLITZER: Mark, we'll hear from Sarah Sanders, the White House press secretary, in a moment. We'll have live coverage. It is another to hear from the president of the United States.</s>MARK PRESTON, CNN SENIOR POLITICAL ANALYST: Which we haven't heard from. Again, we haven't heard his voice in the first or last few days. It will be an interesting position now for President Trump, what role he'll play to try to get the DACA deal done. He has sent mixed messages that are 180 degrees different one day from the next. What influence will he have on House Republicans to get the DACA deal done. Listening to some Republicans talking about the deal who were talking about hoping to get a deal, they seem nervous that DACA won't be done and that it will take a big push on behalf of the White House. We'll see if the White House is there.</s>BLITZER: The president will have to take charge if this is to be a done deal. Not just in the Senate but the House.</s>DEMIRJIAN: The politics many the House are the problematic one for getting DACA done. The Republicans haven't been as willing as the Republicans in the Senate. They have been saying over the last several days hanging together has worked well for them the last few fights, including this one. They have to break rank because there are too many conservative Republicans that will never vote for this and work with Democrats and probably rely on a majority of Democrats to get something DACA-related through. That takes Paul Ryan saying, I will break up this coalition that's working well for the GOP. To make that decision without the president's support is a troublesome thing.</s>BLITZER: He says he's the great dealmaker. It will be a challenge to put this deal together and make it work. Guys, thank you very much. That's it for me. I will be back at 5:00 p.m. eastern in "THE SITUATION ROOM." Meantime, right here on CNN, the news continues right now.</s>ANNOUNCER: This is CNN breaking news.