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Presidency than predecessors. will he move the country in the right direction or wrong direction? 49% say the right direction. 50% of americans say the wrong direction. >> good point of the analysis is whether or not he is maintaining that support because of what he is doing but despite what he is doing. lets bring in david gregory. lets continue this discussion. that is the question. if the president looks at these poll numbers, theyll say hey we stick to taxes and jobs and bringing in things t...

His predecessors have done with the refugee program. obviously were going to have a lot more vetting of this program than the past because of the concerns that we have. >> neil: thanks, general. >> good talking to you, neil. >> neil: lets say youre here illegally and you shouldnt be. you dont know what to do. theres a video that guides you along the way. mexico put it out. wait till you see it. (man vo) it was may, when dad forgot

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Timetable but realistic and something that president and i are committed to doing. >> by august, voted, done, agreed. by august? >> i am hopeful. a lot of education has to occur which is why im coming on your show talking about tax reform. >> bret: different optimism. hopeful versus its happening. >> its interesting how for the last month weve had opponents of president trump painted this administration as chaotic, unhinged, that hes unstable and dangerous. what you saw yesterday was a man give ...

Senate. he is going to be a witness in at least one of the investigations and possibly all three. hes got to work to oversee the justice one and work closely with the senate and congressional ones. so if youre a witness, i dont think you can lead an investigation. hes probably going to have to recuse. thats of course what his pred s s -- predecessors, john ashcroft, has to do. >> and they were feverishly trying to get a lot of that intelligence out there in fear that the trump administration wou...

Donald trump has his own nominee forward now and they have work to do to get that nominee confirmed. >> all right, tom, thank you very much. my panel is back with me. congressman, let me start with you, because immigration is so crucial. hes saying he wants to compromise. compromise for him is saying im not going to deport everybody, but, obviously, weve had compromises that have failed before. whats he going to say tonight? >> i think the first step is, listen, democrats, republicans, independe...

>> by august, voted, done, agreed. by august? >> i am hopeful. a lot of education has to occur which is why im coming on your show talking about tax reform. >> bret: different optimism. hopeful versus its happening. >> its interesting how for the last month weve had opponents of president trump painted this administration as chaotic, unhinged, that hes unstable and dangerous. what you saw yesterday was a man give a speech that wasnt just presidential but it appealed to people more than even some...

Compromise on immigration reform. and ive auflz said that the only way we can get this done is if we have bipartisan support in congress for immigration reform. his predecessors, president bush who i worked with, and president barack obama were not able to bring republicans and democrats together. ironically, donald trump may be in a position to negotiate that deal because of his support within the can conservative base, but also his ability to negotiate. ironically the person who meme mall line...

Is not winnable because of his predecessors policies. we have a situation in syria that has been going on since 2014. also in iraq. weve steadily built up the iraqi security forces. that could have gone a lot faster than what it did. the situation in syria should have been the main effort from the beginning. in reality, hes finally going to get a plan and hopefully its decisive to do something about isis in syria, which is their headquarters and its from there that they have grown their movement...

Adviser does not have walk-in privileges to the president of the united states, to the oval office, as i think all of his predecessors have? >> if thats the case, i would have grave concerns about it. im glad that hes there. hes an infinite improvement on his predecessor. im glad that hes already speaking out. i guess the question is can he last in that environment and make an impact or is he going to reach the point where he feels hes got to step aside because hes not permitted to do his job. >...