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Of pushing back on the president. yet, when i look at him, its usually the bob corkers and the flakes who are leaving, and the people like devin nunes still seem unhinged about this thing even though the release of the memos prove they were wrong in what they said. do you see any real signs of pushbacks now against the president from within his party? >> you know, one of the qualities you see with republicans who push back are that they are not on the ballot, that they are leaving politics. and ...

Their heads, punish him and punish those who are covering up for him and vladimir putin. >> yeah, joe, i agree with you. we are going to survive this and i also agree oddly enough with john heilemann who raised an important point. >> rarity, holy moly, what happened? >> its monday morning. >> somebody spike your coffee this morning? >> im tired. >> irish coffee this morning. irish coffee. >> there is, i think, oddly enough a new silent majority out there and people in the middle in this country ...

House and congress but i also want to appeal to the silent majority because theres a lot more of them than there are people on the democratic base on the left, that is a real fundamental strategic challenge. go, whats the solution? >> well, you talked about my good friend nate silver. one of the -- thank you for identifying nate as my good friend. he is. but nate silvers website 538 had a fascinating article a couple of weeks ago where they found the one district in america or maybe it was the o...

You talk about corruption in the trump administration, thats really easy. when you look at the list of cabinet agencies that have been run by corrupt people who have already been kicked out of office, thats number one. number two, you talk about health care. donald trump promised you and me and your children and my children better health care coverage that was going to be cheaper, that was going to be more exclusive. now theyre trying to take away pre-existing condition coverage and they havent ...

Dragged the procedures, out into the broad daylight all to protect a president who doesnt deserve this type of protection where you actually reveal your techniques and your sources to the rest of the world, isis, al qaeda, all of our enemies, foreign and domestic. what justification could there be for paul ryan to allow this to happen? >> the only rational for it is that you want to undermine the institutions of our society. you want to undermine our intelligence agency. you want to make people ...

All caps, you know, you better watch out, iran, or something will happen to you thats never happened before in the history of the world, whatever he said. unfortunately i think it kind of works for him with his constituents. its a great deflection, but i think it works out there. >> i dont know, but mike, you can only hand the rose to the wrong woman so many times in bachelor -- >> marcus proved that to be untrue, joe. >> while youre lying to the other one, after a while people -- abc cant do th...

Important, bipartisan work has become completely corrupted by whatever. you can spend all day speculated about what that corruption, the source of that corruption is, but this shows the extent to which this guy, who said he hadnt read the documents he admitted at the time and yet was willing to cast aspersions on the intel committee and stand up and say carter page, im sure hes fine and its all about the steele dossier. all obliterated by the documents. michael schmidt, how is it that -- really ...

The, quote, discredited mueller witch hunt. lets see now, the discredited mueller witch hunt, theyve indicted, what, 25, 26, 28 russians. lets see his campaign manager is in jail and going to trial. his national security adviser -- oh, guilty hes pled guilty working with the feds. lets see, one of his top foreign policy advisers, according to him, pled guilty working with the feds. rick gates, one of his top campaign aides who also worked in the inauguration, he pled guilty. hes also cooperating...

About. i think if you were gaming it out as a dispassionate analyst you would have to say both give them a lot of reason for concern and both give them reason for concern across a number of different axes. >> i like bens reference to of what fixing means using the legal term of art. if i remember right from joe scarboroughs time in law school, he did particularly well, too well in that course, the fixing course. that was the thing he excelled in. >> he got a masters degree aport from the law deg...

>> reporter: well, you are asking a key question how the message was received. i think the answer is it has yet to be seen. no doubt even as the kenyan economy is growing it has been racked by corruption one of the things the president was determined to focus on while here. but hes also in the past when hes come to the african continent and pushed for change and everything from economic issues to gay rights hes often gotten blow back from officials who say dont come here and try to tell us what ...