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Suburban women -- i've talked to some colleagues, former colleagues just recently. they're very concerned. they're getting pummeled on this issue at home. this just terrible for them. and for somebody in the white house to suggest this is good politics, hey, maybe this plays in the deepest reddest district somewhere south, but where i come from in pennsylvania and across the river in new jersey, this just terrible, not only from a humanitarian standpoint but from a political perspective. of course, this is doing damage. it makes absolutely no sense. i hope they can pass an immigration bill thr...

Down, bipartisan, compromise. we can pass bills. they just have to allow a vote on the bill. >> symone, let me ask you, if you had to vote tore, would you vote for a republican or democrat from the top of the ticket all the way down. what was a 16-point lead for republicans is now an 8-point lead for democrats. are you worried about that? >> i'm not ahead for two reasons. while the generic ballot is an indicator, in midterm elections, voters are voting in specific districts for specific votes. in the end it's the makeup of the districts, they're very localized. two, this is what happens when y...

And we've got to really sit down and address this very complicated issue. if you'll remember, we had a comprehensive immigration bill that the senate passed a few years ago and that went nowhere, but we've -- it's complicated. >> it is complicated, which the american people understand but in terms of sitting down, this is not something that's resolved easily but has there been enough of that conversation happening? >> i think -- i think all of us need to sit down at the table and try to work this out, but, you know, one of the things that the republicans want is to do all kinds of restrictions...

Probably the bottom line question on most people's mind when they look at this is that. did the meeting decrease the threat, the nuclear threat from north korea? and here's one that's resting. a slim majority, 51%, say that in the end, it is likely that what happened this week between president trump and kim jong-un did decrease that threat from north korea and the nuclear threat. that may explain this finding. bottom line asked folks was it a good idea? trump sitting down with kim jong-un, was that a good idea? 71% landing on the side of it was a good idea. very interestingly when this summit...

About denuclearization. although, the definition may be different for north korea than it is for the u.s. he left the meeting having just dismissed some of our oldest and closest allies. jeff zeleny joins us with a quick rundown on how this is expected to play out. >> we have not seen this ever before. a sitting president sitting down, shaking hands with the leader of north korea. it's the one on one meeting that has led them to this point. president trump eager to have this meeting even as his advisers were saying, there's not time to set this up. the president disregarded all of