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Years, that would protect them from deportations. >> is this plan "c" something that you think would be feasible? >> well, according to scholars and constitutional experts, plan "a" and plan "b" should have been feasible for the parliamentarian. we dont see why this shouldnt be, since it addresses some of the things that she raised. at the end of the day, i believe, like the majority of my fellow americans, that no matter what we achieve through this process it would probably pale in comparison ...

Talk about where this goes, kyle, and your reporting on this. >> this is deja vu again. when the house tried to get president trumps financial records while he was in office, thats exactly the same kind of argument that they put forward, that there was no legislative merit, that there has to be a legitimate purpose for the inquiry. they are trying to do law enforcement when they shouldnt be, and i think, you know, the committee has -- has pretty steadily answered all of those by laying out clear...

Im glad these leaders are here to talk about the real world impact this is going to have on people and on our position in the world. todays discussion wont be partisan and shouldnt be. raising the debt limit is usually bipartisan. let me speak for myself here. i want to be clear so the american people understand whats going on. there is a senate vote today to raise the debt limit. traditionally, it needs only 50 votes. we were informed by our republican friends that they had to be all democrat v...

With risks. pa rliament�*s intelligence with risks. parliaments intelligence and security committee intelligence and security committee in its russian report complained about what it called the london laundromat, and how this has emboldened those that have hostile interest to our own, to conduct activity in the uk, that is disruptive to our own democracy and institutions. you disruptive to our own democracy and institutions-— institutions. you are saying that there may _ institutions. you ar...

Level not seen since captain sully sullenberger a good movie by the way, you should see it sometime, but anyway comey writes two books does media tours, gets a show time documentary which is amazing when you consider hes equally loathed by conservatives and liberals for very different reasons. the overall point is that these folks insisted, insisted they perform their jobs without fear of favor to a political party, and they only unmasked themselves for a lack of a better term when playing serio...

Treasury department data shows over the four years of the trump administration, merge added $7.8 trillion in new debt. joining us now, co-founder of "punchbowl news," jake sherman. hes also a contributor with msnbc. we talked about it, infrastructure, debt ceiling. correct me if im wrong, but the government could shut down by the end of the month. how possible is it they could do this? >> jon, good to be with you. i think right now you have to make the calculus that the reconciliation and the bi...

Constitution allows the department of justice to sue, and that this is a clear violation of roe versus wade. and so i think it does increase dramatically the chances of having an injunction. and you know, so to have this response from the department of justice when people are still hurting on the ground, the vice president met with providers in tech texas today to hear how dire the situation is on the ground. so this is a whole new day in the attention and focus and force of trying to get texas ...

Nancy northam, thank you for the very smart take. appreciate you. >> thank you. some good news on the afghanistan front. i know this is touchy politically. it really shouldnt be, okay? everybody should want to get americans and their allies out of afghanistan, and today more of them were able to get out, and a big reason why is that the white house has now approved a partnership with the digital dunkirk folks. this amazing network, ive never seen anything like it, of veterans and ngos, their a...

And for a closer look at just how the u.s. and afghanistan frankly got to this point, im joined by "the washington post" foreign columnist david ignatius and kristin roust. david, i would love to start with you, because some people are saying that theyre surprised by the speed of the taliban takeover, and yet others are saying we really shouldnt be. >> there having intelligence warnings, predictions once the u.s. began to withdraw, that there would be a kind of tipping moment, and there could by...

This is coming as somewhat of a shock. it is something that they are not really used to. as you say, they will be seeing troops on the street. theres been some 500 troops that have been helping police to enforce these restrictions in the greater seoul area. an additional 200 will be deployed on monday to make sure people are sticking to the rules. and theyre also increasing the fines for noncompliance, which will be about $3,600 if you are found to be abusing the system and to be doing something...