>> hinojosa: his 1998 film smoke signals wowed sundance and became an indie sensation. since then, he's devoted himself to making movies that give today's native americans a voice-- award-winning filmmaker chris eyre. i'm maria hinojosa, this is one on one. chris eyre, you are the most well-known native american film director in the united states. welcome to our show. >> it's great to be here; awesome. >> hinojosa: but let me ask you something. when people introduce you like that, are you kind of like, "okay, i am native american and i'm a film director, but," you know, "i can be both things and separate things at the same time"? >> yeah, i mean, it's awkward for me, just because, you know, as a person, i hate to wear that, even though some people identify that. but it's good to make work; i mean, that's what it comes down to. it's good to make work, and for me, it's just as an artist-- not as a native person or an american person, but as an artist-- it's important to make things that kind of explore, you know, who we are as americans, who i am as a native american, wha

you've seen all the smoke signals. how much fire in your view, granted before your investigative work starts, how much fire do you think is here? >> i think there are three parts of the and i know what you're referring to but the first part is what did the russians do in our election and that's pretty well established and there's a lot of fire there. i don't think there's any doubt it was the russians. that's part one. part two i think is what all the public interest is. was there some cooperation between the trump campaign and the russians. that's what we're going to dig into along with the first part. there's a third part that hasn't gotten as much publicity i think may be of great significance and that is the russians were sad to probe and attack the voting systems, registration rolls and they were doing it as near as we can tell, all the intelligence says it didn't succeed but they weren't doing it for fun. they were probing and experimenting and they're going to keep tat. so i think that's something we're going to

you have seen all the smoke signals, however.ow much fire, in your view, granted, before your investigative work starts, how much fire do you think is here? >> well, i think there are three parts of it, brian, and i know what you are referring to. but the first part is what did the russians do in our election? and that's pretty well established. and there is a lot of fire there. i mean, i don't think there is any doubt it was the russians. it went all the way to the top. they intended to interfere with our elections. that's part one. part two i think is what, you know, all the public interest is, was there some cooperation between the trump campaign and the russians? that is what we are going to be digging into, along with the first part. but there is a third part that hasn't gotten as much publicity that i think in the long run may be of great great significance. and that is the russians were also trying to probe and attack our state and local level voting systems, voting machines, registration rolls, and you know, and they were

as another clear smoke signal today. the jobs report usually known as a not as a precursor for the labor department report came in red-hot nearly 300,000 positions added in february. that is more than a hundred thousand over what was expected. that has economists scrambling to up their estimates. and it has them betting heavily. where 86.4 percent. the fear isn't there. will it to be bullish or bearish . we bring in the floor show traders. let me start with that. if we see a rate hike. well that stop at the valley slow it down or speed up. >> i thing is pretty much baked into the market. i think is what would be scary is if they don't do it. i think people would have a trepidation. that when it be good. let's move on. the market has already seen it. if we have a quarter-point hike match this would not derail the rally that we have seen or stretched out since election day. that will not be the cause to any kind that is lower. bullish stocks. the statement in the press conference and i think that they are going to be very

i guess donald should have used smoke signals. [laughter] what are you laughing about? >> -- and then there was nancy. >> americans purchase their own coverage through the use of tax cents and expanded held savings -- health savings accounts, but it must be the plan they want, not the one forced on them by our government. greg: did you just see pelosi try to roll her eyes? it's the only thing on her face that still moves. the democrats looked like they'd just eaten a large taco bell, chased it with a large coffee and realized there's no toilet paper. [laughter] trump's saying the things that they want to hear, but it's coming there him, and they can't admit it. they're like a child who refuses birthday cake because someone else's slice got all the frosting. debbie wasserman schultz and keith ellison, look at them. they're miserable. it's like they're married. [laughter] and on the worst carnival cruise ever. [laughter] their faces tighter than michael moore's yoga pants. meanwhile, outside the hall rosie. >> even the if our major media companies will not call him a liar

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president's right now in nashville, about to give a live address that is expected to send some smoke signalswhether he and paul ryan are hand-in-hand, as the speaker says, on the repeal and replace belt. or as mr. trump starting to bend towards harder lime conservatives who don't seem to mind a whole lot of this bill goes down? remember this? >> replacing obamacare is part of my 100 day contract with the american voters. with the republican house and senate, we will immediately repeal and replace the disaster known as obamacare. >> martha: day 55, i'm martha maccallum. good evening, everybody. the president sold

you know, we're going to continue to follow those smoke signals.long as there's questions there, those questions need to be answered. so far they haven't. not all completely. >> not all completely. >> that's what's keeping many reporters busy there in the beltway. john, as part of what has been released coming from this administration just today, whether you see it as a diversionary tactic or not, it's word that we're going to get a new executive order on the travel ban. we also got word today that added to his schedule late in the day that the attorney general lake-effect meeting with the head of dhs with the president right about now in the next hour or so. then he is going to sit down with a larger group there in mar-a-lago. all of these developments within the last three hours. do you think this is a concern about what jeff sessions did, recusing himself and the president not wanting that reportedly? do you think it's going to be about this executive order, and do you think the executive order coming up on monday as i was mentioning earlier, pa

president's right now in nashville, about to give a live address that is expected to send some smoke signalswhether he and paul ryan are hand-in-hand, as the speaker says, on the repeal and replace belt. or as mr. trump starting to bend towards harder lime conservatives who don't seem to mind a whole lot of this bill goes down? remember this? >> replacing obamacare is part of my 100 day contract with the american voters. with the republican house and senate, we will immediately repeal and replace the disaster known as obamacare. >> martha: day 55, i'm martha maccallum. good evening, everybody. the president sold himself as a great negotiator. it is at the white house does not want to own this bill but he is somewhat caught in the middle. some lower income trump voters may lose their health care. others may want to get out from underneath the obamacare on business. is this the president's bill that he will fight for? speaker ryan saying just hours ago the president's "all in." take a look at these. a brand-new box poll shows were peeling under placing obamacare finishes a distant fifth on the

, it looks like this is a way for the minority leader to flex his muscle a little bit and send smoke signal majority leader. we're serious here and looking to explore the nuclear option if necessary. >> i sat through the three days of hearings with judge gorsuch. the democrats are still ticked off about merrick garland. >> so am i. i shared their ticked offness and there are a lot of people in the base who would like to see that -- >> is that what this is about, it's really responding to the base that said do not let them -- >> it's responding to to the base but it's a matter of a basic functioning of democracy. this is one of the most important and lasting things that president trump will do. and you now, the idea that merrick garland, who was a moderate guy with a great record didn't get a hearing, i'm sorry, i just don't have the kind of amnesia that says never mind. >>> we're coming off of a weekend and every weekend we talk about what is the president doing. there has been, let's say, more than a small amount of criticism from donald trump against former president obama about husbais w

i'm good comprehensive immigration reform and sending out the smoke signals which would be a radicaln on the left says one thing. very few media people even say you know what? if he is going to do that, that is actually would be a good thing because -- >> i think the reason why is because people have been burned by this before. back in august of 2016, the lead-up to that phoenix immigration speech, there was this moment where he was leaking that he might be open to some sort of immigration compromise. and he ends up going down to phoenix and a barn-burner. >> a bait and switch. >> yeah. this is emblematic of everything and wait seen see what the follow-through is. i talked to other speech writers from past administrations. they say this speech is totally forgotable and they are workman like and you have to go through the priorities and no one remembers this. i think you probably will remember it but remember what it wasn't rather than whatwas. >> chris, i was sitting next to elijah cummings. >> i saw it. >> elijah is a good friend of mine. >> by the way, can we just say former member

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that signals you are putting your thumb on the scale with all the levers of government. there is a lot of smoker congressional leaders must come clean. i want to see the transcript about all the possible allegations about trump ties or associate ties to russia. let's get it clear what the intelligence community says they are doing when they say they are doing their due diligence. kimberly: we need to see the transcripts to see what is going on. if there are misdeeds or criminal activity, they need to get to the bottom of it. up next, if these alleged wiretaps were to investigate the election, they would have bugged hillary clinton, too, right? tony shaffer is on deck. safe drivers who switch to esurance could save money on car insurance. you know, the kind of driver who always buckles up... comes to a complete stop... and looks both ways, no matter what. because esurance believes that's the kind of driver who deserves to save money on car insurance. in fact, safe drivers who switch from geico to esurance could save hundreds. so if you switch to esurance, saving is a pretty safe bet. auto and ho

that signals you are putting your thumb on the scale with all the levers of government. there is a lot of smoked our congressional leaders must come clean. i want to see the transcript about all the possible allegations about trump ties or associate ties to russia. let's get it clear what the intelligence community says they are doing when they say they are doing their due diligence. kimberly: we need to see the transcripts to see what is going on. if there are misdeeds or criminal activity, they need to get to the bottom of it. up next, if these alleged wiretaps were to investigate the election, they would have bugged hillary clinton, too, right? tony shaffer is on deck. now back to "watters world." kimberly guilfoyle in for jesse. kimberly: the idea of a sitting president wiretapping the next commander-in-chief is almost inconceivable. but that's if the news breaking tonight. the president wrote in a series of tweets. terrible. just found out obama had my wires tached in trump tower just before the victory. nothing found. this is mccarthyism. is it proper for a sitting president to be wiretap

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does that signal that perhaps there is nothing for them to hide? and that this investigation will lead to lots of smoke, but no fire? >> you know, i don't know. but i'm delighted that they are willing to participate in the hearings, in some cases on both the house side and the senate side. and i really do hope that those hearings are open. one of the problems with the intelligence committee investigations is that typically those hearings are closed. and nunes on the house side seems to want to keep it that way. for this week's hearings. there are some democrats talking about a special prosecutor, i think that's not the way to go, because the special prosecutor also works differently behind closed doors in secrecy. what we need is transparency. we have these allegations of foreign attack on the sanctity of our election system and for that reason i think we need very open, a very open process, which to me means a special commission. >> when you talk about nunes and he's come under fire this week because of some of his actions going to the white house. talking to reporters before talking to his colleagues

a lot of smoke there and there is obviously this deep interest in parsing out exactly and unpacking everything that has happened and certainly there is a suspicion that there was some signaling to the russians that, wink, wink, we'll get this right, we'll have a special relationship even before the american people gave them the mandate to conduct. >> candidate trump at the microphone at his rally publicly asked russia to please find hillary clinton's e-mails and releasthem. >> right, and the sessions meeting with the russian ambassador in washington has been the focus of this story so far but he met with him in cleveland when he went there by his own admission. >> at the convention? >> at the republican convention. he said he was not going there as a senator, he paid for it through campaign funds, his travel and accommodations. he was there as a representative of the trump campaign, meeting with the russian ambassador in cleveland. he's indicated to reporters that they did "gossip" and he said as you indicated last night "i don't recall the substance of that gossip" so it's clear they had some kind of substance. the only way we'll get to the bottom is with a special prosecut

smoked dope on the beach. >> greg: a great idea. i'm they are tomorrow. >> kennedy: i'd love to come to your pleasure party but i have work to do. meghan, you talked about virtue signalingses on the left are "look how great i am?" but on the right, it is look how tough i am. bob brings up a good point. fewer people coming into this country and more leaving. as the great recession lingers. you also have some reforms in mexico that have improved the economy there. >> greg: making mexico great again. >> eric: that doesn't mean you look the other way. >> kennedy: that's my final point. someone does something bad, whether they are from here or they are just visiting or they have overstated visa, they need not continue to participate in a free prosperous country. >> bob: you live in a sanctuary city. has anything happened to you because of the sanctuary city? >> greg: a lot of things but i can't mention it here. >> bob: more u.s. troops heading overseas. the prime minister tears into president obama for abandoning the fight. next. to go. let's talk asset allocation. -sure. you seem knowledgeable, professional. i'm actually a deejay. -[ laughing ] no way! -that really is you?