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Points that include this line for surrogates -- >> we should tell you a senior administration official says that is standard language for anyone without legal status, not just daca recipients. the immigration debate has laid bare the tension between the president, his base, and the rest of his political party, the gop. "the washington post" reports tonight, trump's hardline base, which demands purity and expects results, recoils at daca, as illegal amnesty and will look to him to veto any such legislation. but allies said trump is eager to prove that he has the great heart he has long touted, ...

You have a republican party who is not in agreement on key issues that lawmakers are going to have to hash out. and when you have the additional forces, like the white house and the very mecurial president who uses twitter and breitbart and people pushing buttons on that side, it's going to expose a lot of the divisions on issues people need to get done. do lawmakers attach harvey relief to the debt ceiling like some conservatives want to do but other republicans don't? do they try to attach daca onto that? there's going to be a lot of infighting over some of these issues. a lot of these thing...

It on day one and they were worried he might act upon it in his inaugural address or soon thereafter. that perhaps it could be one of the first bills he would sign. some of them were very concerned he would do that. they felt like this was a mistake for the party. the president had already begun to field some second thoughts. he laid bare in an interview a few days later, that he had great heart, that he was offer daca, the dreamers a good deal. things would be a great solution for them. it also laid bare a real divide in the white house, where steve bannon, steven miller, the architects of hi...

Consistently he said we're going to terminate this program, do it on day one. when he was exposed to some of the stories of daca, when he was exposed to the political reality surrounding it, that many in his own party don't want him to get rid of it, he saw this as sort of a untenable situation and was looking for a way out. in some ways, pushing this to congress is his way of doing that. and also i would hike to point out, that tweet tonight, may will reflective of something we were given a heads up to watch for. this is a president who this afternoon and this evening has likely been watching...

Explanations we heard. one of them having to do with the fact general kelly in there as chief of staff, schiller was cut off from the president. he lost his walk in privileges. he didn't feel like he necessarily had a role in this administration any more. that, you know, kelly was taking that role that he had filled. there's also had issue of just the money that schiller took a big pay cut going into the white house, his white house salary is $165,000 which someone told me about half what he was making at the trump organization's private security, and that he got a offer to go into private sec...