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>> we are literally living history together. >> i'll take issue with you on the first thing. >> that you're happy to be here? >> i think the president takes issue with a portion of the whistle-blower complaint which attempts to allege there's a coverup and therefore an obstruction of justice. says it didn't happen. so far as i know. >> when is it okay to take certain things and put it in a password protected classification place that is done for political purposes, not national security purposes. >>e let's divide it up in the universe of think, there were diplomatic implications, legal implica...

Wearing two hats. it's somewhat atypical. he kind of stepped into there's a big hole in the ukraine diplomatic core. he steps out right after the whistle-blower complaint comes out that he was mentioned in. doesn't look good. >> i think it's interesting he's stepping down. it allows him to be freed up to have a real conversation. i think he undoubtedly will be called in to give his side of the story, to talk about what he knows in front of the u.s. congress and i think it's better to do that as a private citizen than someone who is still in the employ of this administration. >> with corey lewa...

As well. the trump budget proposal. there's an e missing there. we're going to spend $10 billion to buy an e. let's put that back up on the screen so you can follow along anyways. $300 billion extra for the military over the next two years. that was agreed to in the budget proposal that went through congress last week. $23 billion in border security to hire an additional 2750 border patrol agents, $18 billion for the wall, $13 billion for opioid treatment. and this budget will treat spending on social programs, medicare, medicade, food stamps and other programs by $3 trillion over ten years, d...

It, so i think that they have in a very difficult position and this would be the way to swing the whole thing towards conservatives. the other answer to potentially reform health care is to start to work with democrats and that is what you are hearing moderates start to say. >> rule of thumb is you might not remember who gave it to you, but you'll remember who took it away. thank you very much, guys. let's bring in tonight's panel. jonathan alter, daily beast columnist. amy holmes, and steve kornacki. jonathan, be let's start but. and this goes back to the question we asked in the intro.. an...

Get those things done? >> no question he's in the mood. >> in the last two years, he has only vetoed bills twice. another part of it i understand was they would use that money for american jobs and invest in american capital. to make the pipeline out of u.s. made steel. and the gas you get out of it is usually in the united states. and that bill i these obama will sign it. >> democrats actually maybe not have done that in the past. i somewhere always thought that this keystone pipeline is going to go ahead. >> e let's get greg's reaction