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Going to cripple his side. steve: let's talk about the other side. on the other side you have the republicans, jeff flake technically is one of the republican senators from arizona although he did write the anti-trump book and he is not running for re-elections because his poll numbers have tanked. yesterday, he had a speech on the floor of the u.s. senate. only a couple democrats were in attendance, mr. speaker, listen to this. here is he where he compares the current president of the united states to stalin. >> it is a testament to the condition of our democracy that our own president uses w...

They cannot credibly come before the american public and defend him. they all are shrinking in the background. they don't want to confront him or do what the people elected him to do and that is even suns that we have a president that is capable, competent and sane, otherwise he should be impeached. if they don't step up to the plate the american public is going to have to force this issue of what to do about this president. yes, they are in hiding. yes, they don't know how to deal with this issue. yes, some of them are intimidated by him, and only thinking about their re-elections, but the fa...

Welcome back. so -- is the bannon banishment a cautionary tale for republicans overall? that is -- if you break with the president, he can break you. does that put some republicans in tight races this year in a tricky spot? joined by cory gardner of colorado, chairman of the senate gubernatorial committee meaning it is his job to get republicans elected this year. i'm guessing you want re-elections as well. a lot to talk about. daca, and this. start with daca. start about daca with you first. there were some hill meetings. yesterday's meeting had a lot of rhetoric but it wasn't clear what dire...

Politics and the policy. these intertwine on some level. on the politics, 2018 is an election year. there are ten democrats from states that president trump won, many of which he won very handedly up for election in 2018 in the senate. that would lead one to believe at some point they will be willing to come across the aisle and want to on some level support something that president trump puts on the table. but that hasn't been the case up to this point. and the senate democratic leader chuck schumer has gone to great lengths to protect them. you also have republicans. if they feel like the ta...

So, the disconcerting thing is that they will begin to give aid and comfort to this argument for their own political re-elections, just like we saw them embrace donald trump, even though many of them opposed him initially. >> that's an excellent point. guys, do stand by for me just a second. i want to bring in garrett haake now. there's been some developments on the tax bill. republicans, we understand, hoping to unveil their final, final, final version later this afternoon. they have to win over a few senators each with their own issues. what's the latest on senator marco rubio out of florida...