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Do members of congress have a different plan? >> theres another piece of legislation thats bundled with this. take the amendment by itself, which some people are doing, it does exempt congress. the problem is theres another bill which i co-sponsored that means members of congress are not exempt from this. if you take the entirety of the bill, no, members of congress wll not be exempt. >> okay. congressman renacci, thank you very much for sharing your stance on this health care plan. chris, back ...

All right. so president trump just did a spate of interviews and they have given us a real host of things to struggle with. baffling comments as he was going through his 100 day mark. it makes us wonder why he says some of the things he says. why would he once again say maybe it wasnt russia that did the hacking, maybe it was china. why would he say again he was wiretapped by the obama white house and its been proven strongly. in an interview with sirius xm radio he did some revisionist history ...

Dont fully cooperate with immigration agents. the judge called the presidents approach, in a word, schizophrenic, saying it stokes cities worst fears. president trump then slammed this ruling and said it was, quote, ridiculous and a huge overreach. and hes vowing to appeal. >> im never surprised by the ninth circuit. as i said, well see him in the supreme court. >> with me now, jeff toobin, cnn legal analyst and former federal prosecutor and page pate is here. gentlemen, nice to have you on. jef...

The president promised to enforce our nations borders, the attorney general and immigration authorities have been working around the clock to fulfill that promise. >> just hours after he said that, a federal judge in california blocked that part of the executive order, joining me on the panel tonight is kirsten powers, amanda coats and elizabeth foley. it certainly feels lot set back for president donald trump in terms of his first 100 days, that sean spicer was touting as one of the accomplishm...

If we want dramatically higher safety. what we get today is a sloppy system, everybody feels bad for two weeks and then we go back to business as usual. >> sandra: kellyanne conway was on "americas newsroom" this morning reacting to the attack. basically saying people are tired of politicians will not name us what it is. watch. >> people across the globe are tired of these random terrorist acts that take the lives of people and are tired of politicians who wont name it, want to dress it, and won...

With allegations, but rules still apply to everyone else? >> corporate shareholders, i think, at the end of the day, are the reason oreilly had to be forced out. when you have this many millions of dollars in payments going out and shareholders were not aware, it seemed -- there seemed no way that this was going to be the inevitable end of the road. and then just yesterday, the most recent spate of allegations that an african-american secretary had been called heinous names by mr. -- allegedly b...

Feeling about the president at the 90-day mark. >> reminds me something from churchill that i have to say. so many people spend so much time talking about one congressional race in georgia. but thank you down there, robert. always on the spate. robert date line. there you are. thank you. susan page, robert costa, and greg bluestein. greg, welcome to the show. coming up, the anger against trump isnt about the stop with town halls and protests. the president is under fire right "for the record" ...

I would say, chris, do we want to get into a nuclear -- not nuclear, but military conflict with north korea? can those things unravel quickly? absolutely. we should proceed with caution. again, you dont take anything off the table. >> the idea of why trump was brought to power. you make a good point. for most people, the pressure was domestic. change the economy. change the political culture. do something for me and my family. this does seem to be an interesting pivot away from that. the recent ...

Publicly disclosed. since this 90-day warrant was first issued it has been renewed more than once by the fisa court. according to these officials who spoke with "the washington post." so this is -- if what "the washington post" has reported turns out to be true, this is a big advance in the story, right? it is worth, though, i cant stress this enough. its worth keeping in mind that fisa warrants are super secret. first rule of fisa is you dont talk about fisa. i mean, the existence of the court,...

So this is -- if what "the washington post" has reported turns out to be true, this is a big advance in the story, right? it is worth, though, i cant stress this enough. its worth keeping in mind that fisa warrants are super secret. first rule of fisa is you dont talk about fisa. i mean, the existence of the court, the existence of these types of warrants often itself is treated as classified information. when house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes gave his spate of press conferences ...