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Republicans are not happy with how he responded, cory gardiner, orrin hatch deciding to come out very aggressively against it -- >> why do you think they -- lets play basic life here, basic american life. why would a politician who runs statewide, not with a right wing group of people, across the board in some states, really not want to be anywhere near this guy on this? >> this is one of those things that becomes an attack ad. its something thats unsettling for people. theres a quick and cleara...

And i said this makes me very anxious, im superstitious. thats an attack ad at midterm but they said they could get this done and they didnt. i dont have a lot of high hopes that youll get something out o. >> harris: the senators loading up, well stay on this picture because they are headed to the white house before their 12:30 p.m. eastern, just about 22 minutes away lunch at the white house. julian, as im hearing meghan speak, im wondering within all of this, what is going on inside that bus? ...

His habits. well see if his new lawyer can effect that change. look, i think that we are at the point where these numbers may start to effect how the president interacts are congress and how vocal some members are congress are willing to be in stepping out in opposition to the president in small ways or potentially big ways, but it is going to be, i think, a split geographically. theres a special election in alabama where essentially you have four people falling all over each other to try to fig...

Is sort of all he has. zurawik, your reaction? >> well, look, first i want to say i couldnt disagree more with ben. and i think the most dangerous thing is to say oh, have a sense of humor, lets just laugh at it. you can kill somebody in seven seconds. thats part of the problem with social media. is people dont think about what they say. and they put out hateful, nasty stuff like this. listen, i wrote this this week. i really believe this. twitter was a great tool for somebody outside of the pow...

It >> reporter: exactly did you say to president trump about the attack ad made against you? >> i dont want to talk about it. yeah. its a private conversation. >> reporter: did he say he knew about the ad? >> i dont want to talk about it. thank you. >> reporter: you see there, john, heller not really shedding insight into the big surprise that president trump talked about. maybe well know more tomorrow. >> get to the gym tonight. cardio in there. a good thing. so thank you, m.j. lee on capitol h...

Health care system in our country, we would be glad to work with you, as long as you are not knocking 20 million people off health care. you are not eliminating planned paur parenthood, hurting people with pre-existing conditions. if you want to change incentives on the plans, if you want to provide a public option in some of the exchain exchanges, we wi with you. there are bipartisan opportunities out there. not if you are going to hurt more americans than you help. >> i have heard overtures fr...

Party between conservatives and moderates. >> the central focus needs to be on lowering premiums. the current draft doesnt do nearly enough to fix that problem. >> i have so many fundamental problems with the bill that its difficult for me to see how any tinkering is going to be satisfy my fundamental and deep concerns. >> multiple senators voicing concern over this attack ad commissioned by a pro trump super pack against vulnerable republican senator dean heller because hes against the senate b...

Sit-down at the white house. a source saying that a number of senators raised concerns with the president about an attack ad aimed at nevadas senator dean heller who said he would not support the bill. the trump advocacy group gave credit for bringing heller credit for bringing him to the negotiating table. first, cnns tom foreman. >> obamacare is rapidly racing towards collapse. >> reporter: even by d.c. standards, it was a vicious attack. a political pact founded by campaign officials of the r...

>> you see these commercials that tie the candidates to leader pelosi. you have to beat the republican and carry this very toxic democratic brand on your back, too. thats a tough thing to ask. >> nancy pelosi was a great speaker. a great leader. but her time has come and gone. yes, she is a great fund-raiser but if the money were raising through her leadership is not helping us win elections, then we have to have this difficult conversations now. >> the rationale for getting new leadership is we...

Election, does it mean that money is not always a good predictor who will win an election? a lot of times its. >> in california, a couple years ago, we had a governors race where somebody spent $180 million and lost. a candidate spent maybe a fifth of that money. money is always interesting and better to have more than less. i think the republicans did a good job of pointing to where jon ossoffs money was coming from from out of state. it reinforced the idea he is not one of us. republicans like...