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As i mentioned before, if he wants to make a case about tax policy or anything else in her purchase view a purview and thats very much helped him with regard to this new presidency and try to kind of guide the president on really important policy issues. >> dana bash, you are so good. >> back at you, my friend. >> dana, thank you. appreciate it. coming up next, a story that broke during a show this week, a shooting inside of a classroom, elementary school classroom. a teacher and two little bo...

New flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block one. and six is greater than one. break through your allergies. new flonase sensimist welcome back. now more of my exclusive conversation with roger stone from earlier today on how president trump has changed his mind on policy issues. i asked stone as someone who knows president trump bett. >> you speak trump-ese. explain all the flip-flops this we...

Things were going last night. preview your -- what the heck does all this mean column that well read on sunday morning at this point? >> im still working that through in my own mind. i think this is a huge defeat, both for the president and in many ways more for speaker ryan. i think the question going forward is what is that relationship going to be like when the president said he learned things from this? what did he really learn? i dont know. im not convinced that hes going to go in a biparti...

>> david ignatius, what do you make of this relationship and do you think bannon has a great deal of influence over the president? >> i think bannon is the intellectual heart of this white house. i think we keep seeing his influence over the president and saw that when rex tillerson wanted to hire elliott abrams as his deputy and bannon said i dont think that is the right one. we have seen it in other key policy issues. i think bannon is a radical conservative. but he wants to take down the stru...

It was just really very, very sixth grade. and yet, ted cruz seemed to put all that aside for political reasons. i like ted cruz and i agree with him on a lot of policy issues, most of them. but i couldnt believe how he was willing to cast aside all the things donald trump said about his his wife. which was terribly sexist. his father ask the kennedy assassination and those implications, flat out lying. and he lied at that point about accusing ted cruz campaign of putting that out. there was no ...

>> john oliver did it. >> i want to go to greg valliere. he is a political economist. greg, this sounds like a president who stepped on his own message. he could be talking about revised travel warning. he could be talking about the legislative agenda. we are talking about the president of the united states with the most stunning accusation. >> what a difference a week makes in politics. last tuesday and wednesday, everyone talking about the speech which was very delivered and received. now that...

Ambassador in december over at trump tower in new york city. lets bring in our political experts. gloria borger, looking at the big picture, why are there so many meetings that were only now learning about the russian ambassador with some top trump advisors? >> look, thats the question that ought to be asked and that were going to continue to ask as journalists. i think there are a couple of ways of looking at it. one, the question is was this about policy? was this about a president who clearly...

They are, a radical islamic terrorists than we need to understand whats behind radical islamic terrorism and we need to know what their leader was up to for the five, six years he was in hiding. >> bret: speaking about the president and the speech last night, i would like to get your thoughts break youve been working on tax reform and health care for your thoughts overall and pushing those big things across the finish line in congress. >> what i look for is someone who is new in politics, you lo...

Understand whats behind radical islamic terrorism and we need to know what their leader was up to for the five, six years he was in hiding. >> bret: speaking about the president and the speech last night, i would like to get your thoughts break youve been working on tax reform and health care for your thoughts overall and pushing those big things across the finish line in congress. >> what i look for is someone who is new in politics, you look for growth and what ive seen is the president is wor...

Is he really going to do? there are a series of policy issues, particularly in foreign relations. the middle east, russia, china, north korea. what he is going to do with cybersecurity and so forth. those are the things that are going to define his presidency, not words. >> and the question that the democrats kept asking. how? youre going to do that? how? health care? how? infrastructure? how. >> the hard work of how continues and daunting. he improved his chances of getting to how by performing...