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This first year of trump is going to mean for the Republican Party in the long term, for conservatives . Do they have the same home that they used to, or is the party irreparably changed . I think long term, the chances are high that the Republican Party, it cant recover or is broken apart or this is the beginning of a breaking apart for them. The brand of what it means to be a conservative or conservative republican is kind of lost. And whether conservatives in particular can ever get back to, you know, having a party of their own is hard to know. You have a lot of people like Pete Wayner N d...

Matter. we're continuing to be fully cooperative with the office of the special counsel and will continue to drive the same message that we've been driving over a year. there was no collusion and we'll continue to be cooperative until that comes to a full conclusion which we hope is soon. >> so nothing has changed in terms of willingness -- >> again, i'll refer you to his legal team. they would make that determination. >> what is the reaction to learning that he is not a target of the special counsel investigation although he's a subject? >> i'm not going to comment on the ongoing and the back...

Conjunction with his legal team and make you a determination and i would refer you to them -- we're continuing to be fully cooperative with the office of the special counsel and will continue driving the same message that we've been driving for over a year that there was no collusion and we'll continue to be cooperative until that is -- comes to a full conclusion which we hope is soon. >> so nothing has changed in terms of his willingness to answer questions? >> again i would refer you to his legal team. he's working out -- they would make that determination. >> and what is the reaction to lea...

Republicans say to each other in their caucus meetings? it's not being snide here. they are walking into one of the greatest off year landslides in u.s. history and on all of these wedge issues that drive turnout, they're with the 5%. i don't get it. >> i think the question, joe, is whether those issues are going to drive people to vote. i mean, i think that if that's one thing -- >> yes. >> there's one thing that americans should take away from the news events of the last few weeks, the tragedy that just occurred at this high school is that they need to get out there and vote because that is ...

>> well, i think i have got to clarify what the deal is, because it wasn't that -- we are going to very much try to reach a deal. in fact, i'm involved in negotiations, i had two meetings yesterday, one this morning, again this afternoon, to try to work through the border security and daca question so that we can have an agreement. but mitch mcconnell's agreement was if we don't have that agreement before february 8th, then he's going to bring a bill to the floor on a neutral basis, i think he used the term level playing field so that we can have this debate and discussion on the floor of the ...