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casualties. there has, in fact, been a surge in reported civilian casualties in the u.s. air campaign against the so-called islamic state. and under trump, a massive increase in u.s. drone strikes, more broadly, almost one every two days according to the council on u.s. foreign relations. today, tragically, marked the third time this month a u.s.-led air strike may have killed civilians or even our allies, with 18 syrian fighters alied with the u.s. killed in a coalition air strike in syria. the pentagon blamed partner forces. that news comes on the heels of last week s air strike in syria and now today the decision to launch the mother of all bombs. and we are just 84 days into the trump administration. i m joined by steve schmidt larry corb. larry, i m going to go to you first because there is a very strange donald trump relationship to the military. he claimed during the came papa that you knew more about the generals, that he was smarter about isis, now he s in office he s ....
presidential tweet storm aimed at two anchors. i am appalled, this is the president of the united states, you don t attack them. why does the president seems so interested in fighting with the media. new reporting that could suggest the first real link between the russian and the trump campaign. joining me for inside analyst is hugh hewitt and katie hunt. welcome to sunday, it is meet the press. nbc news, washington, the longest running show in television history celebrating its 70th year. this is meet the press with chuck todd. good sunday morning and happy july 4th weekend. who knew healthcare can be so complicated. mcconnell had a simple plan. repeal and replace, doing it behind close door and pass it quickly. go home for the 4th of july with the party having been made good on a key campaign promise. well, one by one, republican senators began to announce their opposition of the bill. that said 22 million fewer people would wine up being covered that that projected ....
confidence on where it lands. if you see fins on the nose of any of these things, they may have some sort of guided precision system inside and that s even scarier. question, two technical question. i love you re here to help us cover this. the distance, the range, the accuracy is one set of matters. perhaps the most important sensitivity matters is what they can put on that missile. whether or not they can bring it in successfully, right. you have the rv, the re-entry vehicle. that may 14th launch did successfully re-enter the atmosphere. we don t know if they miniaturizeed a nuclear war head. we don t know if it s small enough to put on the cone on the tip of a missile. talk to some folks in the pentagon they think maybe, perhaps. others in the general assessment within the intelligence community they haven t achieved that yet. here s the issue, the minute want to make sure that the united states and south korea and our allies aren t threatening the ability of this dynas ....
they did not defund planned parenthood. they definitely don t want to build a border wall. but now almost ten months into the republican congress, top republicans on capitol hill have finally found an issue they can really rally around. preserving president obama s immigration policy. the trump administration has announced that next tuesday will decide the fate of daca, the obama era program which apparently illegally gives work permits to illegal immigrants who arrived in the country as children. killing that program would fulfill one of the term campaigns promise. it would also fit with the republican party s stated position against amnesty and in favor of enforcing the law rather than granting politicized immunity. scrambling to preserve daca. this morning in a radio interview, speaker paul ryan begged the president to keep the program in place until congress can pass a bill granting amnesty to the illegal immigrants daca covers. i actually don t think you should do that.
here. and the real problem is donald trump is not the closer. he can t call these people up and say, hey, i ve done so much for you, you need to vote for this for me. this is not going to sway senate republicans. darlene, a lot of the opposition in the bill isn t something that the sweeteners will necessarily be able to fix. a lit more money here or there to alaska or maine. the critique is more fundamental from susan collins. so how does senator graham and cassidy get over the hurdle? that s a good question. you mentioned susan collins and rand paul who is always for repeal and his opposition to this bill now is based on the fact that it does not entirely repeal obamacare. so i don t know how you flip him on that basis. and can president trump close the deal? that remains to be seen. this is one of several headlines moving forward throughout the day here. what is happening on the health with health, happening on the he s a spokesman for the league. and i asked him s ....