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The course of the last year. but i, and i agree with charlie and jonathan. the president is in charge. he should take this opportunity to actually be a leader of the country, as he criticized that president obama was not. and i think that he actually has to try to come -- get democrats and republicans to come to the table and make a deal. but like charlie said, if you can't trust that we're negotiating in good faith? if republicans are saying they support daca, they should support daca and protect d.r.e.a.m.ers and actually come to the table with a serious type of deal. but they're unwilling t...

Line of things. the one chance, it is where schumer and pelosi did the short-term -- >> over government funding, yeah. >> and trump was talking right after him because they said nice things about him. they basically slammed the door on him. and now he's gone back into the arms of republicans. to answer nina, you can complain about the tax bill and complain about everything, but you have blown this. you have blown the opportunity to work with this. >> i'm sorry, i just think it is a-historical. >> it is false, rick. the democrats would gladly work with him. donald trump is a conservative idealo...

I thought he was a populist. >> he's a populist as long as it suits his own personal interest. he's not an idealogue. he's out there to destroy the pillars that uphold our public. he doesn't build things. he tears them down. that's the biggest hypocrisy for steve. it's all about disruption and chaos because that's where he thrives. and there is one instance where the trump administration is actually adding regulations. it involves the important work of america's public health agency. the "washington post" reports that officials at the cdc have been told they cannot use seven words or phrases...

Has been successful at changing that despite a lot of supposed people along the way who were going to. >> all right, then, let me try another avenue with you, adrian. is it naive to think that the president's rhetoric on racism will change because steve bannon has left the white house? >> i mean, i think that what we saw from the beginning, and you see it in joshua green's book about bannon, you know, "devil's bargain" that trump and bannon were sort of looking for each other for a while, right? and people tell me that bannon is sort of this strategist, the idealogue but trump was there lock s...

Steve bannon. at breitbart.com when few were. >> they were laughing at me. this guy trump. this is serious. it is good to see you are in the heat of combat now. >> i remember that you looked and you said those are big crowds. >> reporter: more an a cheerleader, bannon was the idealogue. pushing themes which he crafted over years. on terrorism. >> we are in an outright war against jihadists, islam. >> reporter: on big money interests. >> the political clash have taken care of themselves and led our country to the brink of ruin. >> reporter: on opponents within the republican party. >> deconstru...