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Four or five years of legislative priorities packed into one year. and it's smot surprising donald trump hasn't ever legislated before, and his senior aids have not either. his chief policy advisor was most recently a senate press secretary. this is not -- i could see where they might be getting lost in the details here, but you're talking about a lot of stuff to get done and very quickly we're going to get into an election year where the senate's up for grabs and 435 house members are seeking reelection. >> and ladies and gentlemen, an exciting anounlsment if r you, our super panel just got m...

Republicans want to do, and frustration among republicans that really think the democrats are going too far in blocking trump's nominees, and all of that spilling over into the incident you saw last night. >> emotion? and maybe they are tired and hungry. i would be exhausted after all that time. >> cranky from lack of sleep. that could be part of it. >> and let's bring in my super panel. chris cillizza, an msnbc contributor, and political reporter for the washington post, and michael steele, he's in the hot seat to begin. help me out, my friend. >> a beautiful thing. >> mitch mcconnell -- is p...

Us in florida. thank you. bring in our super panel to discuss all of this. we have bakari sellers, cnn commentator, former south carolina house member. kevin sheridan, former senior adviser to romney for president. carol lee, white house reporter for "wall street journal" wmp and "washington post" reporter davis nakamura and washington bureau chief for "the daily beast." a mouth full. bakari, you have obviously perspecti perspective, someone from south carolina. you heard what jason miller said about nikki haley having experience doing basically trade negotiations. what do you hear about wha...

Not just for a week or two but for the long term. i have heard from thousands of you on facebook, twitter, e-mail, all over the place and some of you feel like the media paved the way for a madman to become president. others of you feel like journalism is completely irrelevant now. still, others of you feel like the media bias tilted the race in one direction or the other. many of you are wondering who and what you can trust. so the bottom line is there are lessons to be learned if we are willing to learn them. so let's get started here because we have special guests standing by, including nat...

I'm interested in solving a problem. >> he's interested in solving the problem, but for a feeding frenzy of politicians, it seems they agree on criticizing but not so much on what that solution is. governor rick perry has repeatedly called on the president to do more, for instance, even without congress. >> the president can send a message without even going to congress. he can pick up the phone to the dod and have 1,000 national guard troops temporarily assigned to the border and the message gets sent to central america very quickly. >> the president says the national guard is no long-term so...