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Wants to do is take off the market a drug called opana. it's a synthetic opioid that has a high risk for abuse. a lot of people crush it and inject it. >> shepard: and president trump brushing inside the infighting among republicans. the president tweeted today, do not underestimate the unity within the republican party. that tweet came after "the washington post" reported a super pact tied to the senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, plans to take on steve bannon. part of a push to help more establishment republicans keep their seats in the mid-terms. it's not clear whether the president's...

Is beyond my knowledge. >> she may have known. in other words, she knew. she kept it secret a year. brad is here with us. thanks for coming. >> how are you doing? >> i'm baffled as always. living here in washington. she not only kept this from herself, but it was not disclosed publicly. so here you have a campaign paying a foreign national some of the money probably going to who knows where but other foreign nationals, maybe a foreign government and not disclosing it publicly. i don't think it's legal. >> first of all, i was running a super pact that part of our responsibility was to place opp...

Talked about donald trump as though he were a normal republican. steve bannon, on the other hand, was not that. really not. despite their very distinct differences, both of them came from the same place. both had made a very good living off of one reclusive conservative hedge fund billionaire. before becoming donald trump's manager, kellyanne conway ran a super pact. a super pact that supported ted cruz in the republican presidential primary. that pact was almost entirely funded by new york city hedge fund billionaire robert mercer. then once trump won and cruz dropped out, that billionaire, r...

Send them all a message. >> at the same time allies of president trump, they're stepping up to take on senators who have been critical or waivered in their support for the white house. political reporting that robert mercer, a reclusive hedge fund billionaire who helped bank roll trump's 2016 campaign and pushed him to hire steve bannon is contributing $300,000 to a super pact supporting republican senator jeff flake's primary op independent. flake, who did not endorse trump in 2016, recently published a book saying his party is in denial about negative impact of the trump presidency on conser...

Reporters have laid out this case. but i think it's very plausible. but i think the vice president took it a little bit too far, if you will, in protesting. but i understand why he did. in my discussions with people close to the vice president, what they have said, is that given the fact that the president really is not of the republican party despite the fact that he was nominated and elected as a republican president, what they've started to do is lay out an architecture for raising money, and supporting people down ballot in a way that trump really wasn't ready to do, in that by starting a ...