i think some of this is you can t really think too deep. he didn t go out golfing. he left for four hours to go to church over the weekend and he saw a segment on tv. it s of course a nagging worry of his that these investigations are swirling around but twitter is a pressure release valve. and to put too much into what he s thinking moment to moment we have a group that says it s not working anymore. this misbehavior, it s not working anymore. focus group of swing voters in wisconsin this past week and several obama voters who switched to trump said they re getting tired of his lies and the way he treats people. one trump voter says i don t think i ll vote for trump again. i don t think he ll make it.
votes? let s go to phil plmattingly. reporter: christine and ryan, if this bill served as a pressure release valve for republicans on capitol hill, at least on the near term, another issue came to the forefront. one the trump administration delivered a full court pressure on. they are supposed to vote on that today. this is a bill that addresses daca. this is a bill that addresses the president s border wall. this a bill that had recent language that addressed family separation. it is also a bill that has been far short of votes for the last couple of weeks. the trump administration went all out to try to change that shortly after they released the executive order. the president bringing down more than two dozen republicans to get them off the fence to yes. attorney general jeff sessions meeting with republicans at the capitol. kirstjen nielsen meeting with republicans at the capitol.
if this executive order of the policy served as a pressure release valve for republicans on capitol hill, at least on the near term, another issue came to the forefront. one the trump administration delivered a full court pressure on. they are supposed to vote on that today. here is the reality. this is a bill that addresses daca. this is a bill that addresses the president s border wall. this a bill that had recent language that addressed family separation. it is also a bill that has been far short of votes for the last couple of weeks. the trump administration went all out to try to change that shortly after they released the executive order. the president bringing down more than two dozen republicans to get them off the fence to yes. attorney general jeff sessions meeting with republicans at the capitol. kirstjen nielsen meeting with republicans at the capitol. here is the reality. after house republicans whipped
about the immigration proposals that they will be voting on tomorrow. obviously, as we all know at this point, house republican leaders are pushing for that broad immigration overhaul bill they helped negotiate to pass. we know from their whipping effort last night they re well short of the votes to pass that bill. it i think the interesting element is, that bill deals with family separation. but it didn t have a clear path forward in the senate. so there s a lot of questions what the incentive is for the members to vote for that bill. it will be interesting to see if a lobbying effort, particularly in the wake of the president s unclear support of the bill last night in his closed door meeting will help that process going forward. look, we talked about this earlier. i think the biggest deal right now with republicans in the house and senate as it relates to the executive order the president says he s going to sign, it s a pressure release valve. there was no chelear ledggislat
as one person said to me, seem to have been able to come to the party without even paying for it. paula hancocks, thank you. phil mudd is joining us and a counterterrorism official. kim yo-jong is a published face. it s a murderous regime. is it a good decision to send her to the olympics? it was. we saw the pressure we saw and pressure applied by president trump. this is easily identifiable pressure release valve. the north koreans are saying, look. we agree to talk to the south koreans and invited them up to north korea and why increase pressure onmenable to talks? nobody is sitting there saying they are doing anything about their nuclear program or ballistic program so in a matter of months they can keep those