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Has to leave. he said they're willing to talk on north korea they stop the nuclear program. the u.s. is test launching an intercontinental ballistic missile on wednesday. shares of apple climbed. the revenue clocking in at $45 billion. back to "hardball." welcome back to "hardball." with the publication of the new book today, senator jeff flake of arizona has quickly emerged as the most outspoken republican critic of president trump. and he makes it clear he blals his own party for president trump's rise to power. his new book is called conscience of a conservative. a rejection of destruct...

This president. conservatives stood idly by with the nativism and demagoguery. senator flake joins us next. he you know the romanovs, they're all around still. eric trump wants the party to stand up for his dad. but after months of attacking john mccain, lisa murkowski, why would they be nice to him? finally, trump watch. you have this time it's his turn.

President? >> no. >> never? this is "hardball." i have to do this. >> how far can you go? >> i'm waiting to see if she has an attitude. >> with the last name flake, how far can you go? >> with a name like smuckers, it has to be good? flake is all right. i think it is great you came. on it is a tough, hard hitting book. it is very compelling. and everybody will talk about this book. i read the first one by barry goldwater. this one is a little different. senator jeff flake of arizona. up next, eric trump complains the gop is not fighting hard enough for his dad. why should they defend someone...

About it was an issue of behavior, now it's an issue of the rules and i wish we didn't have to do this today, but i believe we didn't have a choice. if we couldn't confirm judge gorsuch, a mainstream candidate, how in the world could we confirm anybody else. >> you've always been a moderate republican, you've always wanted to work with your democratic colleagues, senator flake, now that this has happened are there less opportunities for the two parties in the united states senate to cooperate and work together? >> i think on the legislative filibuster, mitch mcconnell is right. there is no sto...

Re-election in 2018 will be one of the most fascinating dynamics to watch. on the one hand, the trump white house is going to want their votes and believe they can court their votes, not only on the supreme court but on policy issues going forward. at the same time, the trump white house is going to be looking to basically kick these senators out of their seats and replace them with republicans who will be more reliable. you'll see this constant push and pull between trying to court their support on issues and trying to marginalize them on others in order to bolster republicans in these states...