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Diamond with politico who first broke this story about price's private plane trips, and janet johnson, a white house reporter with "the washington post" and clarence paige with the chicago tribune. let's get your take. first of all, congratulations on breaking the story that's made news now and has changed the shape of this cabinet. did they know when you broke the story about his use of private planes which cost about $300,000 or $400,000, not the $30,000 or $50,000 he claimed it did and another $500,000 in military planes of questionable use in this case. did they know they had stepped on it...

Don't have that. >> gentlemen, i feel passion from both of your sides. compassion from both of you. i appreciate both of you. we've got to go. it was a hearty discussion on daca and the other piece of the conversation is also just political strategy shifts coming out of white house and the willingness to work with democrats. it seems so far the people would be willing to help out the 800,000. steve and ben, thank you both very much. that was a healthy one today. here's a question, is the president's treasury secretary tone deaf? steve mnuchin again in a bit of trouble for asking that he want...

Where they are loving each other. it's a change in politics. crazy stuff. >> now they are all pals and having chinese food for dinner and chocolate pie for dessert. >> maybe golf at mar a lago. >> shawn duffy from wisconsin. treasury secretary with a different story unfolding. accused of being tone deaf with a government jet for his honeymoon and details about his other plane trips in office. blasting hillary clinton on her book tour as she gets candid on james comey, the electoral college and what cost her votes.

Chinese newspaper warned that north korea, warned north korea specifically that it must rein in its nuclear ambitions or risk losing vital chinese trade. it wrote "chinese society will be willing to see the united nations security council adopt severe restrictive measures that have never been seen before such as restricting oil imports to the north." it seems to be something of a policy shift for china. do you agree, and if so, do you think president trump's policy of leading on china is the reason this is happening? >> no, i think this policy shift on the part of china has been taking place f...

Taking place for quite a while now. as i understand, for example, china did not have a representative at the military parade in north korea the other day. that says something. just the other day, a plane trips between beijing and north korea were suspended. not to mention that china is now cutting back on the importation of coal from north korea, which is the major source of their foreign currency. china has to do a lot more. they have got to be working with the united states, with japan, with south korea to make it very clear to north korea that these policies cannot continue or else there is...