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P pos. they dont want to got done this road of interesting to addressed have and i get ben smiths point and the reporter who roo pond the serious. they strong we will see the fact a pan. >> in the wake of this story, we saw a pig fly in washington, we saw the president praise the special counsel and im kind of curious that you think that something does that change the direction of poll tex at all in the future? >> i dont think it going to change the policyin his case he

For a permanent daca fix. so no longer is this an immortality that we can even countenance, it is part of a broader negotiation. the fact this this is all happening in public means we are still at the posturing stage, but that to me is some movement. >> yeah, and heidi przybyla, what are you looking at today in terms of how democrats will be moving forward with this and at this point where does the state of the union stand? >> mika, i reached out to some moderate democrats in the senate because ...

Proposal as part of a genuine negotiation being a starting point, but not as a kind of a unilateral offer thrown at democrats not part of a conversation. again, this is nowhere close to where the ending point would have to be, but you can imagine sitting around a table with democrats and republicans and the white house and maybe having this as the starting point for the beginning of a negotiation over the course of several days, but i think, as i say, democrats were -- i was a little surprised b...

Negotiation. at this point, were not even there yet and the specifics are very far apart in terms of the daca deal. so when is that halfway measure going to materialize? doesnt see it yet. >> reverend al, taclk to me abot the daca offer. >> its not an offer at all. when the president says im going to give three years here, when you look at the fact in three years he will, if he survives the mueller investigation, hell be reasunn for president, there is no stability there. the thing that hits hom...

But thats not to be a lengthy process and president trump must open up government. >> yamiche. >> congressman brown, i have a question about the white houses strategy here. i was in a meeting with vice president pence where he said white house officials have been talking to rank and file democrats to see if they essentially can pick off some of the support from nancy pelosi and-check assumer. do you ge a-- i think the president mischaracterized the involvement of democrats at this point. he had ...

Im looking forward to reading the book. >> thank you. >> i want to ask you just to start here with victory in the age -- in the age of durable disorder, which seems like an important phrase. >> yes. >> what is the age of durable disorder? what does it mean and what are its implications? >> well, we live in a world of persistent conflict where forever wars have become the status quo and weve come to accept that as normal and we have a foreign policy thats trying to recreate a liberal world order ...

Broad statement of principles, which the president claimed was the end of the north korean threat and we essentially saw six months where there was no progress made in terms of real denuclearization. there was a big disappointment at the end of the year where nothing happened and then the north korean leader tweeted saying he was open to nor meeting and the president jumped on it. >> it seems when the president goes on to the world stage and meets with these types of leads are, theres always a l...

Money, a huge score, and was saying things on the campaign trail that were unusual for a candidate for president and were thanksgiving that putin would want to hear, a tax on nato, for example. in a by itself in any other era would be a massmassive, massive scandal. >> it is and giuliani thinks its exculpatory. >> let tas talk about the buzzd story. are you surprised there hasnt by any other reporting backing it up and what do you make of buzzfeed standing by their store? john? >> it is extraord...

Was a short-term gift for the president, the mueller statement. >> absolutely. im surprised theyre not taking it for what its worth and leaning into it very heavily. but i think, mika, what you had said earlier about twitter is particularly worth leaning into. it has become a tool that we all have to use in this business but it is absolutely pernicious and dangerous to the national dialogue. and leading in a -- curiosity and voracity, it punch ishs you for being president clinton and were going ...

The fact that this is all happening in public means were still at the posturing stage. >> at this point where does the state of the union stand? >> i reached out to some moderate democrats in the senate because clearly this was an attempt to move this issue over to the senate. my reporting is that mitch mcconnell picked up the phone and called the president and said, look, nancy pelosi is not going to budge on this, you need to shake things up. thats why the proposal came to move this to the sen...