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In the meeting and then remember what happened last time, this is the democrats complaint, they thought they had a deal. they go back to the hill and they find out actually the deal fell apart between their ride from the white house to capitol hill. everybody goes in with a lot of distressed tomorrow and it's up to the leaders. everybody gets a choice to make, and you can decide to work together tomorrow or not. >> juan: let's go to mr. mr. botox. >> jesse: i don't think that is going to work. >> juan: the idea is the president would budge on dreamers in exchange for a deal that would give him...

Advance he'll sign something that you're not going to send to it him if you think that it's a reasonable deal and the best deal you can get? >> it's sort of opposite of leadership. you're looking to the president to be the broker, the deal maker, and -- >> a guy who many of them when sitting at a table with him recognize that he didn't know what many of the specifics were, even in generalities. >> yes. he blew up the negotiation. it looked like it was making progress with that famous ass hole comment. since then there's been almost no constructive progress on an issue that just a few weeks ago...

That case because something great will happen, defined great by his party, and then he will send out a tweet and then he will say or do something that completely changes the narrative. we only have to look at last week with the passage of the tax cuts and then the s-hole comment. >> this is where i was going because it is a lot worse than just stylistically the issues that this president has. and again this is why he is at a such low approval rating and why so much communities feel that they are not welcomed by this president, that they feel attack the ed by him. he has shown us that he is a r...

Was a crook. i wasn't involved in the cover-up, he was involved in the cover-up. i want to mention a point marc raised about the effective racism, racist thinking, on policy. richard nixon was a racist. he was a scientific racist. he associated race with intelligence. horrible science. he allowed that to shape some of his thinking about welfare policy. racism, the racism of a president, matters on one level because we care about the character of our president. but on the highest level, it matters when it shapes policy. if donald trump's racism shapes our immigration policy, that is a disaster ...

Many people. and that's perhaps a singlemost damaging and dangerous consequence of this type of comment by a major political figure. >> that there are real consequences to the president's comments is the point that rupert was making. he is the human rights commissioner, spokesman for the united nations. he was expressing some ooft reaction that the president's s-hole comment received from around the world. someone started #my shole and many twitter users posted some of the most beautiful pictures. joining us now is ambassador wendy sherman and a msnbc global affairs contributor. good to see yo...