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It remains to be seen whether democrats with some republican help will have any chance of an override of that veto. chief white house correspondent john roberts starts us off tonight as he often does from the north lawn. good evening, john. >> bret, good evening. president trump was working republican senators hard today trying to stanwyk the bleeding. in the end it wasnt as bad as it could have been but it was pretty bad. president trump not known to be a man of few words said it all in what is...

Measure does. for 40 years congress has had the opportunity to fix our laws and protect our people. they have not. the border has gotten worse. drugs are pouring across at record numbers, the exploitation of children and women who are often raped and often assaulted on that dangerous journey northward. and the democrats only solution is to say open borders for all. in fact, what they really want to do is legalize illegal immigration. it makes no sense and this vote today draws a clear line in th...

Package. steve: pie in a package? like mcdonalds? brian: two pies come that little slot do you know what im talking about? ainsley: one in a slot at mcdonalds. two pies in a slot. like a frozen pie? brian: what did you say? >> drake cakes drakes or hostess. brian: i dont want a whole pie i just want a bite. steve: its pie day have some pie. ainsley: warm apple pie ala mode. steve: votin ainsley: griff jenkins is live in washington as the president issues one last warning. hey, griff. griff: good...

Mitt romney, pat toomey of pennsylvania, rob portman of ohio, roger wicker of mississippi, marco rubio of florida and row blount of missouri. all voicing against the president along with every democrat. it is a strong bipartisan rebuke of president trumps plan. congress has overturned the national emergency declaration that would have provided funding for the presidents proposed border wall. he asked the house for the house said no. then he declared a national emergency. now congress has said no...

Right here. that immigration is a problem for the nation. immigration is a problem for -- for democrats. i think both, actually. we have a backlog -- >> harris: but we are focused on illegal. >> leslie: we have a problem, a crisis. but is that a national emergency? we are seeing in the house, a majority of republicans voted with democrats. in the past 41 minutes weve gone from five g.o.p. members in the senate to seven that are going to vote with democrats. i think its not about a revolt or mayb...

Going to respond to this. the president has made miss friendship with netanyahu and the policy friendship very important to his own administration. is the president going to support a strong israeli response or is the u.s. going to try to be a peace broker and keep the israelis from launch an incursion into gaza? >> shepard: we should know quickly. thanks to trey yingst in jerusalem. trace gallagher with the background on iron dome. there will be some sort of response. that seems to be a given. ...

>> shepard: less there was in question about what the president will do, behold. there you go. that tweet came during the commercial break. this on the heels of the rebuke from the senate on his emergency declaration at the border with mexico. largely on procedural matters. the house controls the purse. they told him know. he declared a national emergency. they told him no. they dont have enough votes to override the veto so the president will veto. thats the word from the president. i said a li...

Im joined by white house bureau chief for the "washington post" and editor and chief for the bullwork. the republican -- you know in the spring you see grass growing in the cracks in the cement. you see little sprouts coming through the cement. there they were today. 12 republican sprouts including the three people with brains in th that caucus. the ones that seem to be principaled. too much power for a president. >> this was a very strong rebuke of the president and 12 senators breaking with th...

I know this is a thinly veiled plea for a pardon. you dont fool anyone in this courtroom. but also when she said that facts matter here, that was a rebuke of the president, as much as it was of paul manafort. and i thought that was very powerful and certainly was a powerful corrective to the otherwise shameless life business we heard from the -- from judge ellis. >> yeah, youre a former federal prosecutor. a federal prosecution comes to a conclusion in washington, d.c. with the sentencing of a d...

Acting attorney general apparent shifting of stories and more importantly how do you explain the different narratives coming out from jerry nadler and doug collins, two members of the committee on opposite sides of the aisle? >> well, for that question i think you can have different interpretations where doug collins lends more credibility to what whitaker was saying because, you know, both of those members are kind of listening to what they want to hear. and whitaker, apparently is trying to cl...