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Be, the better chance he or she has to win the democratic nomination. well, i don't believe it. i really don't. i believe democrats want to unify this nation. that's what our party has as been about. >> let me tell you something. the single, most important thing we have to accomplish to get this done, is defeat donald trump. >> you know, katty kay, let's look at the two candidates that we've heard perhaps the most biden and mayor pete, both positive messages, both messages of unity, not the angry, you know, we hear that the democratic party is an angry left-wing snarling party that's lost thei...

>> i can't believe you said that. just like, no! >> reporter: sorry. i know. >> no! okay. not even funny. thank you very much. come up with a new joke for noon. see you then. thank you, mike viqueira. julia manchester is reporter for "the hill" and dave levinthal, senior political reporter at the center for public integrity. with a good morning to you both! dave, let's look at the headline from the "associated press" this morning, and it goes like this -- "as budget deficit balloons, few in washington seem to care." what is the tenor of things? does that sum it up accurately? >> in a way, i...

Atmosphere were having something going on behind-the-scenes, something happening with regard to russia. if you just look at that, then the fbi would have been derelict in its duties if it had not opened a counter-intelligence investigation to simply ask the question -- what's going on here? from my perspective looking at it through a national security lens they did what they should have done with regard to asking if there was something there. while i have concerns about the discussion over wearing a wire and things along those lines, what mccabe did in terms of going to the general counsel, ta...

The two of you are just rabid environmentalists? >> well, not exactly. we are conservative republican. but, you know, our duty to our rate pairs is to provide them with the lowest possible utility cost. >> and money talks. steve: well, al, you are absolutely right. money talks to the tune of nearly $30 million a year which is what the city of georgetown lost when they realized they could not rely on wind for power. that's more than $1,200 per household over four years. chuck devore is vice president of public policy foundation joins us now from austin. the idea was oh we got a lot of sun here,...

Had of they see in the president's actions and the vice president's message to reporters on monday an administration that is trying to show its own political base, the republican party, that it's willing to go to the brink to try to secure funding for the border wall, knowing at the same time that border wall funding is unlikely if the administration pursues this strategy. so much in politics, it's sometimes about signaling to your base and your constituencies that you're doing what you can to check the box even if you know you won't be able to in the end check that box. >> and julia, let's lo...