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Intelligence committee investigating russian election interference. if you don't mind, i'd like to get a two-fer today. i want to talk to you about what we're hearing will be the latest offer from the republicans on health care and how it squares with your reckoning of what is needed to pass. let's start with this, the e-mails. what do they mean to you. >> we have to step back. i'm not going to be an armchair prosecutor. i'll leave that to robert mueller. what i want to talk about the larger sort of policy implications. there's one thing that we know that happened. it's very well established. ...

Behavior from the white house that is cozy and friendly to russia. this has policy implications right now, and i think the congress needs to step up immediately and take measures to make sure there is no one in the white house, i would highlight jared kushner, for example, who is acting in a friendly manner towards russia because of undue influence from meetings like this one. >> the pushback from you is this is before the e-mail dump and the notoriety about russian collusion was happening in terms of how high it should be been on the radar. two, there's nothing wrong with meeting with people ...

This. what are these going to do to bring more on board? they want the free market, in their words, to praise more effectively, and then more moderate senators. but also changes to the growth rate of med indicate. so there's a lot of really important policy implications, a lot of really important policy questions that we still don't have answers to. and a layman like me is like, how does that happen? do you think this vote will happen before july 4th? >> that's the goal. it's not the finalized plan yet. all you need to do is pay attention to senator john cornyn's twitter.

It was reorienting america's approach to world as all. all we heard president trump talk about nato, our relationship there, praising the brexit strategy that britain pursued. all of this stuff is not necessarily surprising. merkel has been the person i think who was at the forefront of people trying to preserve the new status quo of the european union for quite some time. >> you can see a strong reliance between france and germany. you can see all kinds of sort of policy implications as we go forward here. speaking of policy, is all of this distracting from tax reform? remember, the president...

University. abby? abby: all right. thank you, jillian. "the washington post typing a another so-called bombshell and this time about the president's son-in-law. the headline you ambassador wanted kushner secret channel with the kremlin. if back channeling was such a crime was the outrage when president obama did the very same thing? joining us now to rasmussen reports amy home good morning to you. >> thank you. has been memorial day. abby: we talk about back channels. there is precedent with this most recently with obama. >> middle man showed up at the state department. this is part of diploma...