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and looking at hush money payment. there is another in query that's going after his tax returns and obviously a major division inside the democratic caucus how aggressively to go after him, the so-called front liners and talk about healthcare and i immigrati immigration. >> staying out of trump property, it highlights the single issue that could unite the entire democratic caucus. >> democrats are criticized you today for staying at trump's property. what is your response to that? >> i understand the political attack from democrats. you will find it is a small place and the opportunity to stay at trump national to accommodate the unique footprint that comes with our security details and other personnel made
it's no secret he's considis co impeechlmei impeachment. there's no more textbook example than a president who says break the law to help me. i'll give you a pardon, a get out of jail free card. i think that's the first thing. there could be any number of legal ramifications as well. there are already lawsuits to try to stop trump from building his wall on his own without authorization from congress and sto stories like yesterday will get fueled to those lawsuits and maybe the subject of live testimony in these cases. >> neil, let me shift gears and get your thoughts on something else trump has talked about. immigrati immigration recently. watch this. >> are you going to do an executive order on birthright citizenship? >> we're looking at that very seriously. birthright citizenship where you have a baby in our land, congratulations. the baby is now a u.s. citizen.
victims. that was followed by a message saying tomorrow is about comforting communities and thanking medical professionals. as they work out the details of the day, some public officials, particularly in el paso say the president is not welcome there. veronica escobar is among them citing his rhetoric about immigrati immigration, she says the president has placed a target on their backs. she says she's declined an invitation to meet with the president tomorrow saying this on this network a short time ago. >> words are powerful. and words have consequences. and the words that he's used to dehumanize us, to dehumanize communities like mine, to dehumanize immigrants, they have a consequence and provide fuel for people who already are bigoted. >> the mayor of dayton has also raised objections to trump's
there's an atmosphere of ant anti-rhetoric and white nationalists to act out. there' no, sir ammunition and can hurt hundreds of people in a few seconds, how do we touch this? >> it touches on gun control and immigrati immigration. it is a tragedy, to say the very least. to your point, we believe the suspect came from outside of el paso, to carry out this attack. what does that tell you about the suspect's mindset. >> i can't speak to his mindset, because i don't know. what it tells me is that police officers act very differently, when a suspect is a white male when they look like me. this suspect was taken into
comments. it does not get into calling the president himself a racist. but even that is too much, it seems, for house republicans, so, i asked kevin mccarthy about this earlier today, whether these comments, in hi view, were racist, he said no. mitch mcconnell stopped short of calling the comments racist, though he did, instead of saying no they were not racist, instead focused on talking about legal immigrati immigration, but in the house, republicans are whipping against this bill. they're telling their members don't vote for it, they're saying, this is all political. this is just about democrats trying to get a political upper hand, it's not actually about the issue at hand and frankly, they're trying to argue that democr democrats -- hold policy positions that are just as bad is kind of how they framed it today at the press conference when we heard from wliz chliz c and kevin mccarthy. here are all the terrible things that these women have done. so, that's kind of how they're trying to frame all of this, but
it sounds very dismissive to them. they think they're important, they think they're new members, they think they have new ideas and the party needs a kick in the you know what. they think they're important and she says you're four. you're four. >> she can counting. >> until you get more, you don't matter. you have to come in and say i can block your bill, then i will listen to you. it's great internet theater. it's great personal drama. does it matter, to carl's point, about the big things they have to do. the defense department funding. they're trying to raise the minimum wage to $15. an election security bill, budget deal, debt ceiling increases. speaker pelosi talked to lindsey graham in the senate and there was a possibility of some bipartisan efforts on immigrati immigration. does it matter when we has only four voices on social media, on cable television, are they a nuisance or a problem?
side of things, funding relief there, issues with the fact it did not include any of the $4.5 billion emergency request for immigrati immigration, was willing to sign off on it, but at least for the moment in time, it will be delayed probably for about a week, maybe two. i think the big question now is, this was certainly within chip roy, the congressman's rights, certainly capable and willing to do this because of the way it was presented be the house leaving town. given the state of play, whether it's florida, puerto rico, wildfires in california, flooding in the midwest, down in the south, and the number of senators and representatives not just democrats, bipartisan republicans as well, that have been working on this, stressing that people really needed this money now, will the delay have an effect or will it hurt those individuals anymore? again, the congressman made very clear what his issues were, what his objections were, too, and the fact that he just thought people should have an up or down vote. i will note when the house does come back, when the house does have a final vote on this, the expectation is they could get as many as 400 members to vote for it. passing is not a question, when
questions today when he voted in missouri. he had lots to say at last night's rally with president trump, his second rally with the president in just about four days. he's running in lock step with trump agenda on issues like immigrati immigration, the caravan, second amendment and conservative judges, he's been trying to localize the national issues and now we just wait and see which message resonates more with voter necessary missouri, stateship notoriously tough to predict. >> kristin fisher live in st. louis. the in arizona, trying to flip senate seat. senator jeff flake announced he's retireing and is not on the ballot. the seat is open. the ocunia is live in mesa. >> hi, shep, this is the busiest polling place in maricopa county. there has been a line behind me all day. the poof, it is gone, busy line
democrats say they haven't seen this level of enthusiasm around this midterm election. i want to introduce you to nick. we are live on the air, and we want to know have you seen anything like this before in terms of midterm excitement in missouri? >> no, especially not in this area. >> why do you think that is? >> the political climate, i think. >> what are some of the issues that your friends or neighbors are kind of reacting to? >> i would say health care, immigrati immigration, anything with the middle east. >> is it as much about these issues or is it in reaction to the president? are you also hearing some of that? >> probably both, maybe leaning more towards reaction to the president. >> is there any one thing that brought you and your whole family to the polls today? >> no, for us it was just showing them how it's an important right and it's something we should take very seriously. we want them to come in with us and be a part of it. >> you got the whole clan here. hey, guys. craig, this is the kind of enthusiasm we're hearing not only in missouri but also around the country. we did a recent nbc poll and 70% of the people we spoke to, both republican and democrat said
>> everything he said. the way he talks about women. the way he talks about immigrati immigration. we're a nation that should be upholding others and raising the bar and i think the bar has lowered for the republican party in the last three years. it's so disheartening. >> the question is, while we see a number of women like you, as i've been traveling the country, saying to me what you're saying, as you talk to women in your neighborhood, people at work, is your sense that there is a change here or it's something incremental that maybe will have an effect in future elections? >> i'm not sure. i've been encouraged by the early voter turnout. it might be that he's gal vannized more people. i've been politically active justice because of the opposition to things he's