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President trump did have jeff sessions telling him privately, i'm not going to defend this in court. i can't defend this in court as constitutional but there is the bigger question now of what happens now. >> yes. >> and whether or not, you know, you want to call this a six-month grace period or mr. cuccinelli pointed out that it's actually more of a two-year period because if you renew by next month, then your permit could potentially last until october of 2019. but the fact is, this issue is going to be hitting members of congress right as they're in primary season, right as they're all anti...

>> obviously he has taken to twitter to express that front demand frustration, he's gone after individual members. one of the reasons why obama's approach to governing by executive order was tenable was because democrats were in the minority eventually in both houses of congress, he didn't have any realistic chances of passing legislation. president trump still has that chance, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is still confident that at some point he will be able to cobble together the 50 votes needed to pass some version of an obamacare overhaul. president trump still has the chance to ...

But what will be determinative of whether or not democrats can work with donald trump is how donald trump forges ahead with his own agenda. does he try to push bills and legislation in which democrats can easily support like a jobs infrastructure bill, for instance? or does he go guns blazing? repeal obamacare, build that wall in mexico. and how do democrats deal with it conversely? there a fundamental divide within the senate democratic caucus between the liberal progressive wing, bernie sanders wing and elizabeth warren and moderate democrats facing very difficult reelection races. five from...

The floor of the house. this is very similar to the problem that john boehner had over the conservative wing of his party but conservatives may have more sway in the house republican conference after the election because a lot of moderates could lose their reelection races making things more difficult for paul ryan. >> but then this whole conversation could be moot if the republicans don't hang on to the majority of the house. what are you hearing? you're following all of this. what is the likelihood of them keeping the republican majority in the house of representatives? >> senate republican ...

And as a result a lot of democratic senate incumbents are running poorly in their reelection races. nemson, the senator from florida who is at 36 percent of the vote. mack, his republican opponent is at 43. and missouri sarah stillman is 10 points ahead of clar mksco. and in hoar -- ohio. sharron brown is trailing the state treasure by 44-40. undecided guessusually goes against the incumbent. it looks like a defeat for brown. but the following states have democratic senators and republicans are leading. virginia, where alknow is ahead and florida and nebraska