mark: shannon pettypiece is at the white house.ategy from the administration going forward? our meetings already scheduled , whate place this weekend do they do now? shannon: i think there will have to be a lot of figuring that out it goes on now. we would like to think someone in the administration would have thought this through. i don't know if anyone has. hhs, iry tom price at think a lot of this will fall in his court now. where heave the power can withdraw some rules and regulations or do things within hhs that could help stabilize the market. i think we could see the ball shift into his court. i think the white house is going to want to move on as quickly as possible. they keep talking about wanting to move on to tax reform. i do not know if that will be any easier a fight. paul ryan seems to think it is. there are some controversial issues being talked about on tax reform as well. margaret: how do all of these pieces fit together? who is in the driver's seat? the white house, congress, the markets that are going to be press

back with the panel is ron brownstein and shannon pettypiece and alex burns. i do think this move, bringing ivanka trump, into an official role in the white house significasignals where the white house is going politically. >> i agree with that. i think this is the first, not the last domino. a president who is has 35% approval in the gallop. either way, much lower than any new president at this point in their term. i think the fact that they are bringing in the first daughter who clearly he relies on as someone's judgment he trusts. that is a sign of changes coming. can i button up one point from alex? you don't need a partisan motivation to play a proper political on rorole. that is important to follow with james comey. it doesn't matter if the goal was to help donald trump by releasing that letter. i think many people in washington suspect the goal was to insulate the fbi from potential criticism and fearing leaks from more conservative agents that they were covering up material. if the goal was to protect the fbi's reputation, there is a reason there are t

we have shannon pettypiece, dani burger, and from sydney private bank, david. nt to go to the white house perspective, what, to you, was a key thing from donald trump? shannon: i am quite interested in the president's relationship with speaker ryan. obviously he was very complementry, said paul worked very hard, did not throw him under the bus, but there is a lot of people inside this white house and among trump's close advisers who have never liked paul ryan. to try this as a moment and push paul ryan out of the sphere of influence as well as president trump's chief of staff, reince priebus. an interesting dynamic, because that will determine how well he can get the rest of his legislative agenda through congress. does he have a house because we can come together and work with him, or will there be an increasingly tense relationship between some of the trump white house and the president and speaker? scarlet: of course, speaker ryan mentioned we will move on with the rest of the agenda. we will secure the border, improve the military, close the deficit. he wast

i want to bring in hogan gidley, along with kelsey snell and shannon pettypiece.g is all here on this wintry day. the gang is all here on this wintry day. how do republicans navigate this? there are obvious and clear divisions inside the party. how tough is it to actually get this done? >> very tough. from what we know right now, the factions within the republican party are completely against each other on this particular topic. you have the freedom caucus that refuses to vote for this plan. remember, this repeal and replace mantra is something that was used for the past decade to not only win huge majority in the house but finally take back the senate. it was one of the cornerstones of donald trump's campaign when he ran and won the white house. now we own it all. you can't blame pelosi, you can't blame reed, you can't blame obama. we've got to fix it. that's the good news. the bad news is we got to fix it. >> i'm confused. the c.b.o. report is bad but the deficit numbers are good. sow how can the report be bad? >> someone like tom price, for example -- >> and mu

shannon pettypiece, thank you for joining us to break it all down.mediately following this program at 2:00 p.m. eastern, you can catch the whole exclusive interview chris wallace has with white house chief of staff, reince priebus. he will speak about everything with the failed health care -- health care bill and of course tax reform. leland: reince priebus making us on this issue as well. fbi or james comey and nsa director michael rogers will head to capitol hill for round two of questioning. this time behind closed doors and the stakes couldn't be higher as the chairman and top democrats late this week publicly clashed over accusations by president trump of illegal surveillance by the obama administration. garrett tenney with us on what to expect. reporter: k., lee lindh. chairman devin nunes earlier this week called a press conference and announced he had obtained dozens of reports showing that the names of trump transition officials were incidentally collected by u.s. intelligence agencies during foreign surveillance observation and were unmaske

kevin: there was a great article by shannon pettypiece on the bloomberg, and i can tell you that anthony full-court press, if you will, in terms of conservative media, trying to work with house speaker paul ryan and the administration i terms of touting this health lan care pcause they have been complely assailed by the tea party. yesterday, outside on the lawn of the capital, senator rand paul, senator mike lee, senator ted cruz -- these are top, prominent conservatives of the ability to activate the grassroots community. they criticize this as light." theree -- is a division on health care and what it means. this institutionalizes a host of issues like the cadillac tax. this is a division and the fight that is continuing to boil over, and it is why -- i cannot stress this enough -- why these criticisms of russia coming from a public and continues to weaken the administration on key policy arguments. that is a juxtaposition that has business leaders worried. yes, consumer confidence is at a record high, the stock market is doing well, but you start to look at how this is working togethe

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