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Patrick and jeffrey toobin. lynn, when president trump talks into the room, before the inevitable standing ovation, which he will tweet about after, what do they want to hear from him? >> what he can do to take their different criticisms of the bill and address them knowing that all -- knowing that each person has enormous leverage, because there's not going to be any democratic votes and only republicans if this thing is passed, and two can stop them. what they want to hear is tax policy and proposals, not platitudes. you are dealing with people that have to write specific things and address ...

They're going to drop the guillotine somewhere in the middle of that list. i'm not a pollster but we have one here to tell me if it's as random and crazy as it seems. joining me the director of the merit poll. thank you for being here. >> it is as random and crazy as you said. >> when i compared the margin of error to the margin of difference among candidates it looks like nonsense to draw a dividing line. >> these are meaningless decimal points. so you're exactly correct. i agreed with 99.03% of what you just said. what's the margin of error? all polls are estimates. they're all within a rang...

Marist poll dr. lee miring it is off. >> it is as crazy as you said. >> when i compared the margin of error to the margin of difference among candidates it looks like nonsense to draw a dividing line. >> these are meaningless decimal points. i agree with 99.03% of what you just said. what's the margin of error? all polls are within a range. if i tell you president obama in the latest poll is approval rate of 46% plus or minus 3 that's a range. 43 to 49. when you identify in these polls a mar you margin of plus three or four percent you can draw a circle around tons of candidates. some will mak...

You know that? >> no, it isn't. they say it's going back up. let's not quibble over a couple of decimal points. why the big rise? >> it's not compulsory for women to marry. they're opting out of marriage. with an increase in unmarried women you're seeing a shift of wedlock births. >> do you feel that's a poverty driver? >> no. i think poverty relates to it but poverty is at the root. i think when you have people are locatewad where there are low access to jobs -- >> you don't think women having babies out of wed look, no black men in the home that -- >> you have it wrong. >> okay. i don't real...

You know that? >> no, it isn't. they say it's going back up. let's not quibble over a couple of decimal points. why the big rise? >> it's not compulsory for women to marry. they're opting out of marriage. with an increase in unmarried women you're seeing a shift of wedlock births. >> do you feel that's a poverty driver? >> no. i think poverty relates to it but poverty is at the root. i think when you have people are locatewad where there are low access to jobs -- >> you don't think women having babies out of wed look, no black men in the home that -- >> you have it wrong. >> okay. i don't real...