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Speech, actually just said something that i want to play about what she hopes the speaker will do, which is give some sort of assurances about a daca vote. let's listen to this. we don't have it. okay. but she basically said that there are priorities in the bill that she has an unease with it, wants a vote like mitch mcconnell has guaranteed. this is part of the reason why she was on the floor yesterday. if we can listen to part of that speech. i'm so sorry. this is -- i keep tossing to sound we don't have. but you listened to it. i doubt you listened to all eight hours of it. but i know you k...

>> this is challenge of being in the house minority. the politics and backlash are stronger than the politics of being in power. democrats are genuinely caught in a position where about 45%, nearly half of all daca beneficiaries are in california or texas. there are a lot of democrats in the midwest and the south and the congressional black caucus and the northeast who don't have the same level of pressure from their constituents. leader pelosi send a colleague note to her members saying there are hundreds of billions of dollars in investments, good things in this bill. democrats like a lot of...

Quite a few hard-hit places in america and the virgin islands and puerto rico among those places that should see benefits from this bill. we are, again, waiting for the senate to start that vote. we know rand paul is the one holding that up. garrett haake and is a heel capoor in the newsroom. thank you very much. up next, an nbc news exclusive revealing just how far russia went and how many states that hackers reached. jim hines of the intelligence committee joins me after a quick break. [ click, keyboard clacking ] [ click, keyboard clacking ]

Keep in mind some of those creditors are adversaries, and they have a motivation to try to undermine the ability of the united states to participate in global affairs and one of the quickest ways they can do it is cut off that flow of money. that's bad. >> alabama congressman mo brooks, appreciate it. garrett haake on capitol hill and joining me here in our newsroom, bloomberg national political reporter is a heel capoor. walk us through what you expect to see over the course of today. we're expecting the senate vote to go relatively smoothly. what are the dynamics in the house? >> the senat...

Midnight if he decided all by himself. >> that's right. one man or woman in the senate can have enormous power if not to get something done to prevent something from being done. in this case, the senate rules require certain amounts of time between votes and how things are being considered. those rules can almost always be waived, but it requires everybody to get on the same page and vote for it unanimously. so in this case rand paul doesn't have to actually get what he wants to get his point across if that makes any sense. he doesn't have to win the vote. he just has to say i'm not willing to...