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It's probably past the bedtime of a lot of senators already. but when they see this tomorrow and on the schedule that we understand, they're going to be looking at reports. these are summaries of interviews that they've done with these witnesses. the fbi does not come up with its own conclusion. so nowhere in there will they say we did not find any evidence that supported dr. judge's or ms. ramirez's allegations or, you know, let kavanaugh off the hook. in this case they won't be able to talk about the interviews they could not do. so really it's up to these senators to be watching this conver...

Good evening, i'm chuck todd here in washington. welcome to "mtp daily." you are looking live at capitol hill where the current secretary of state, mike pompeo, is being grilled from both sides of the aisle basically by the senate foreign relations committee. he is testifying for the first time since last week's, i don't know what you call it, but that summit. don't call it a summit, call it a meeting, but it was a pr disaster between president trump and vladimir putin. the incredible fallout from that meeting, summit, whatever, continues to escalate to the point where we're starting tonight's...

From the dni, but let me start with you, siraj. what makes this moment remarkable he had no idea this was coming and that the leader of an adversarial nation had been invited by the president while he was being rebuked for his performance just days earlier. >> it's interesting seeing dan coats' response to this news about putin potentially coming to the white house in october or in the fall, perhaps. you know, it's a very jin win response that i think a lot of trump administration officials have when they hear news coming out of the white house whether it be through twitter or white house stat...

Together but they do want to deport illegal immigrants, sources have suggested. so the white house does have something to stand on when it comes to hard line on immigration. it was a pr disaster. >> i would agree with the response to puerto rico. president trump today, first of all, he had historically blamed the democrats, now he blames the migrants themselves. the administration was not prepared for what was happening and later realized it was a disaster for them. i think this is something that could have been prevented. but i think it's important to note the numbers we're talking about here...

Saying overturn the settlement. nobody expected that a judge would allow him to do that. so what happens now? does this administration go back to separating families? do they release people with ankle bracelets, noah, any idea? >> i think this was an attempt to change a policy of catch and release through an executive approach, and it failed. it backfired pretty spectacularly, and it's not the first time we've seen the white house execute a policy they had not thoroughly contemplated, had not run through the legal department, and it backfired on them. the original draft of the immigration plan...