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Something, you know, the president -- the president tweets 40 times a day and all he can do this morning is retweet a story from breitbart. it's sad but also dangerous. >> and just quickly, the fact that trump so overwhelms our system of the news and how we disseminate information, he so overwhelms it one outrageous comment after the other that responsible leaders in the country and his own party say, listen, we're not going to start commenting on everything he says, they kind of let it pass. >> i wouldn't say it that way. >> that's what barriers are dropped. what's that? >> at this point it's...

Here, specifically with regard to what's getting a lot of traction online. senator dianne feinstein having a discussion with teachers and students why she's not backing the green new deal. >> we're trying to promote the green new deal. >> well, there are reasons why i can't because there's no way to pay for it. >> yes, there is. >> money is going to the military. half of a lot of it is going to the military. >> well, i understand that. the united states government does a lot of things with the money. >> why does that stop you from voting yes? you can still vote yes, and it won't pass and we ca...

Tape of mr. stone suggesting destroying evidence, he is now indicted on tampering with witnesses' testimonial evidence. what do you think of that exchange and the really unique relationship between these two men. this is not a coffee boy. this is not a rhando. >> this is a relationship that has gone on for 40 years. it's obviously very deep. you don't attend someone's parents' funeral unless you're close. so it gives me that same reaction i think that neera has to this notion that trump hasn't considered a pardon, and i would take it even a step further and say when your response, when you're ...

Portion of the federal government. the white house issued a veto threat and senate republicans said they weren't going to take it up. the difference is you know the senate will for the first time hold votes that could lead to the reopening of the government. the president's proposal, $5.7 billion for a wall if exchange for daca recipients, temporary status recipients and that's make clear is not a compromise and a democratic poefl, a house bill. both have a 60-vote threshold. the optimistic take right now i am picking up from staff and a couple law makers is once these fail and everybody recog...

She will have democrats put that on the floor, the bill that would reopen the government, refund the government for an indeterminant amount of time. it might be a stopgap measure for a few weeks, take us to the end of the fiscal year, that hasn't been decided. whatever they pass, can it pass the senate and would mitch mcconnell put something on the floor that the president has promised to veto? we are still in the talking point stage of this as kelly was talking about, positioning. there is nothing going on here. we are on a glide path. the expectation now is this is not goings to be resolved ...