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Seen their voice, their influence really weakened in light of charlottesville. gary cohen criticized the president's response to that racial clash a few weeks ago. he's seen some of his juice disappear in the white house. and it's a triumph for the attorney general. jeff sessions, of course, said from the beginning that he did not believe the justice department could defend this or would defend this order. he believed it would fail in the courts. it's something he's been against throughout his career, and this is his, in some ways, reward for putting up with the rather remarkable public rebuke...

Struggling with this issue, making it easier for republicans and ultimately the president to do the right thing on daca. >> none of us have seen anything like it. >> where we come from, we say bless his heart. >> our great thanks to our second panel tonight, kimberly, congressman, thank you very much. coming up, with congress back in session, that also means the investigations into all things russia related are back up and running on hill. that's our next segment when we come right back. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends, three jobs... you...

Something about dreamers. but sarah sanders today at the white house briefing was very clear, they're looking for a bigger deal than just doing something about the dreamers. they want a -- they're not calling it a comprehensive immigration bill, but that's what we call it, a big picture bill that deals with all sorts of stuff. she was basically making it clear, they will do something about the dreamers if president trump can have money for the border wall. so they're willing to make a deal here. and hours hater, you see this tweet. so he's putting it back on himself. what incentive does congre...

People. and the haste hour, hundreds of these people upset about the president's decision wrapped up a rally in los angeles. at around 200,000 dreamers, california has more of them than any other state. two u.s. senators are already stepping forward to try to pass a bipartisan bill to protect daca recipients. as they announced their plan, each had a strong message to deliver. democrat dick durbin on the left there of illinois, gave his message to the 800,000 or so people affected by the decision. republican lindsey graham seemed to speak to president trump. >> my challenge to the president is ...

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