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but what the left wanted the never trumpers to do is say he should not be president. he was lawfully elected. it doesn't mean i give up my scepticism and start waving the foam finger as a cheerleader. but he's a president of the united states and you have to give him a shot. jonah: the "new york times" agrees that it was mischaracterized. howie: put in an editor's note after you weighed in. jonah: the point of pearl stein's argument was by me saying never trump is over, it meant i dropped to my knees and embraced our new president. it's factually not true. i have been very sceptical except when i think he's right about some things. the "new york times" fact checker never asked me have you embraced trump as the author suggests. i was asked if i wrote those things that were take out of context. to their credit, i didn't think it was going to happen. i said the issue isn't that it was criticized. the issue of is it's fact actually untrue. howie: you support president trump's airstrikes against syria, but you write. jonah: the problem is he's doing good stuff on china as

trumper comes in and says that he does.apanese emma south koreans last week, everyone i talked to, this was issue number one. the question is, is trumper really going to engage in military strikes? if he does, the countries that are at risk are not the united states, but the allies and south korea and japan. i think what is really interesting here, this is truly trumps america first policy. it is his most america first policy. it is about the united states. he wants to stop america from potentially being frightened down the road by north korea and if that potentially putting the japanese and south koreans at risk. that is less of a concern to him than it would have been other presidents. that is exactly what the americans voted for without foreign policy. >> dana: i thought that was interesting. i read what you what this morning, there is some criticism from people in trauma space who say this was not what we signed up for. this is interventionist. i agree with you. i think that what he is saying is, i will a protect americ

that are never trumpers is how jennifer articulated that. he's telling you today, he'll change his mind tomorrow. >> i think that's true. that said, there is a style and an attitude and a range of options that one can do, you know, within a realm of things that would be broadly popular. and i think, yes, trump talked like an isolationist on the campaign trail. i wasn't among the people who thought he would behave, really, as an isolationist because his attitude and his posture is more one of strength that aligns i think more closely with the hawkish attitudes -- i actually think it's one that attracted republican voters to him. >> you know, it's interesting, jennifer, there is that line, it's like, look, the most effective two-term presidents if you look at their popularity are the ones that found ways to pivot to the center, or to move awayrom their bases at interesting times. ll clinton was clever at it at interesting times. >> i never forgot how he was elected. >> both bush and obama had a ceiling, that was it. >> obama had a two-term pre

and brian, a college student who's a never trumper. >> i really disliked both candidates quite a lot.do you think president trump is doing as we come up on 100 days? >> it's disappointing to me. >> this is a four-year term and we're 100 days. i think he's got a very good start. >> if you had to give him a grade? >> i don't give grades, i'm not a teacher. >> fair enough. >> b-plus. >> right now c-minus. >> f. >> reporter: the issue that concerns them most? >> very concerned with immigration. and jobs. >> foreign policy's huge, we have north korea, syria, russia. >> russia keeps me up. it needs to be investigated. >> what i call the basket of deplorables -- >> crooked hillary clinton -- >> reporter: it becomes clear wounds from the vitriolic election still have not healed. >> i think election season 2016 is the worst campaign season i have ever experienced in my entire life. >> i don't think it's government's job to make us get along with each other. that's our responsibility. >> we do depend on our political leaders to lead the way. >> i did in 2008, i wasn't happy when barack obama wo

he was a never trumpers and he -- a trumper and he doesn't like trump. i think the election was a resounding success other than the fact donald want. -- that donald won. i never wanted to vote for him. i do like there is republican at the presidential so that we can get supreme court appointments potentially a ridiculously huge republican majority into supreme court for years or decades to, we asked him what did the outcome tell you about this country for the american people? he says i think more than anything it tells us that the forgotten part of america is being brought into the national spectrum, like the fly over state. i think a lot of the poor people that have been snuffed over, people didn't have a voice are now starting to have a voice again. and he says but it do think i do think there were some racist sentiments what appear. i think the wall is like the stupidest thing people kind of got swayed by donald. why did trump win in your view? he says the flyover states did vote for him. i think a lot of prejudices will be coming fo forward. no polic

decisions or decide a case based on below republican or democrat or whether he was nominated by president trumper president obama or president bush. his job to look at the law only policy decisions to the legislative branch. that's what we have to do. that is what judge gore suggests that he will do. these arguments do not hold water.cticed he's not looking out for the interest of our citizens, clearly he is.agues tha democrats who practice before my court said so. the argument he won't stand up in front of the trump administration, we know he will because he said it in front of our democrat colleagues. w he said he rejected attacks on the court. we also know that when it comes to the chevron doctrine which seems to be sacred grounds now, there's an ironic argument taking place because you want someone who will stand up to ths administration but you'ret concerned he's interested or concerned that we've taken the chevron deference to far. which is it? jenna judge will stand up for the administration or judge who is not? it sounds like the arguments are trying to have it both ways. at the bottom li

if you will, is the fact that there is a solid consolidated democratic base and you've got never trumpersnd the combination of the two makes you pay closer attention to the race but at the end of the day i think he'll end up in the 40s and you'll have a candidate emerge among the republicans and the republicans will then consolidate around their nominee. >> on the heartburn note, jeff, let's talk about this 30-year-old and i mean no offense to him and obviously his undeniable rise, the base is fired up. but could it have been nearly any democrat? you know, he's getting all this money, all of these celebrities are flocking to help him out. isn't this bigger picture? this is the republicans that vote against trump? >> not entirely. i've met all five of the candidates and i like them all and they are all qualified candidates. i think jon is the most qualified. he's got very relevant policy and washington experience. and i think he's energizing the base. it's not just that it's an anti trump vote. if you look at the election we had in november, hillary lost by one point. we stand a very good

>> who cares what rick wilson says or any of these other never trumpers who figured out how he got elected president. john f kennedy read six daily papers a day and he was celebrated for that fl being in touch. we have a different medium. he attempted to start -- he attempted to start clinton tv. that was celebrated and applauded. all the president does is want to stay in touch with real people and everything that's going on. we have a different medium today. it's tv, social media. it's no different than clinton or jfk or anybody else. since they were liberals, they get celebrated. trump gets attacked for it. the hypocrisy beyond -- >> if you stuff your face full of the fatiest foods, it's got the for you or the family. if he's only watching media who tell him he's the best, it's got the for him or the country. >> and to that point i hear -- and it was quoted in the article that -- and i don't have the quote right here but they only provide him with mostly local news clips in the morning because they're more favorable of him. >> normally you get these clip el -- clipbings from local tv and

is there a fracture between the administration and the trumpers out there?when you, there is no dipping your toe in. what happens if trump gets sue something larger than syria? >> i think that's an important piece. the challenge for trump, everybody projected on to him what they wanted him to be. every voter who felt he was going too far on one issue found a way to be mollified by something else. so if you, you could believe what you twoonltd believe about him. he was a blank slate. it will mean there are people every day who are going to feel like they've been disappointed. >> we shall see. we'll get to the rest of the headlines. >>> up ahead, remembering a man worthy of an obsession today. dear predictable, there's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced, our senses awake, our hearts racing asne. i know this sudn, but they say: if you love something... set it free. see you around, giulia ♪ is love" plays♪ my friends know me so well. they can tell what i'm thinking, just by lookin

never trumpers. he's now having to try to work with these folks. he wanted to drain the swamp.of folks -- i hope he pushes for term limits. i think that's the most major piece of legislation that can change our country is to make she is folks not make it a career and a lifetime to go up a couple terms and then step out. the moderate democrats need to reach over the line, too, and work with these folks because health care is an american issue, it's not a partisan issue. we have to get past this whether it's called obamacare. we know folks need help, to bring costs down. i'm hoping at some point in time whether it's in the president, the republicans, the democrats in the house and senate, they'll work together. you didn't see that in the senate just last week on the most fair and reasonable supreme court justice when they were obstructionists instead of passing a guy that should overwhelmingly have been confirmed. you're going to see -- >> go back to merrick garland. >> don't rewrite history. >> we could talk about this back and forth, but we have to leave it there for now. andre

and brian, a college student, is a never trumper. >> i thought the campaign for both sides was kind ofreally disliked both candidates quite a lot. >> if you had to give a grate, what would you give? >> i don't give grades. i'm not a >> b plus. >> c minus. >> f. >> reporter: the issues that concern them the most? >> foreign policy is huge right now. >> russia keeps me up. it needs to be investigated. >> do you think president trump is doing enough to address the divisions in this country? >> i don't think that's his job. i think he's being fair. i think he's being -- what i hear and see, he's been very cordial to the other side. >> reporter: we're going to visit jeannine and brian. when we last saw them, i went to their home shortly before the election. >> this one thinks he's funny. he says would it be funny if i put a trump sign on the front lawn and you put two or three hillary signs. i said there's nothing funny about that. there's nothing funny about that. >> reporter: i'm very curious to see what kind of impact this is having on their marriage. >> i'm not relieved. i'm annoyed. >>

so i think one of the things conservatives were concerned about with donald trump, and the never trumpersas that donald trump would say these things but when he became president would move away and become more, more to the left. what we're seeing is, it's not left or right with donald trump. it's more, he listens to his advisers. he really does make these decisions based on what he thinks is best for america, and i don't think he feels necessarily tied, if he said something in the past, he's going to do what he thinks is right for this country and in the end i think that's what people are looking for. someone to come in, have a much more pragmatic approach dealing with these problems. >> better for flexibility or constancy? a key question, congressman, when dealing with any president certainly. you want presidents to make decisions even if counter to what they ran on before, and as a democrat, you know, you complained about the fact he's flip-flopping. he's moving with the wind. but if he's moving closer to views that you agree with, is that a good thing? >> well, of course. okay. i'm not

of bind the coalition that the president came into office with right now with a message to never trumpers that you need to get behind this president and a message to other conservatives broadly that is a man who did deliver on one of the most important of his props. president trump himself as you noted today joked about the fact that hey, it ain't easy to get this stuff done in the first 100-days. that was sort of a hat tip to some of the challenges his administration, this young administration has faced most notably its failure so far to repeal or replace obamacare and the fact there's not been any movement on two other promises he prols would happen early in his administration, the issue of tax cuts and infrastructure. >> part of that is presumably because of the infighting and different factions and you've seen that break into the open with the kushner wing of the party and the steve bannon wing of the party. what do we know about reince prieb priebus's success in trying to declare a truce in. >> well, the sense we're getting rights now is that the president was pleased by what was in

when i hear the former trumpers at town halls, once they understand what the aca-s wait a minute, i wanto i just -- my issue is when i saw dianne feinstein being booed at a town hall, tom perez being booed at a town hall by democrats, barbara boxer, diane and barbara the first senators in california booed, i'm asking my democrat friends, i'm a 56-year-old man. i'm a very male-dominated field. i don't make close to 80 cents on the dollars. i wish. i'm asking folks to -- i know nobody wants patience. i lived a life where sometimes things happen quickly and sometimes it's a slog, but i for one -- i'm looking at the georgia sixth and the kansas fourth, i see that as progress. >> you're going to the science march. what do you hope comes out of that science march? >> i hope that more people talk about it and i think what's cool about the science march is you're going to see people march -- most of the people saying they're going are saying i've never been to a march, a science march. i'm looking forward to talking to people, learning, laughing, shared experiences. >> absolutely. >> indivisible

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connell: steve bannons of the world, trumpers some of those are not happy.esident betrayed is too strong a word but gone against what he said. >> certainly some are not happy particularly when it comes to the middle east and policy intervention. connell: even trade with china. >> tweeted don't get into syria. we did the tactical strike in syria. connell: yeah. >> those people were not necessarily idealogical. when it comes to the campaign promise gets tough on immigration, jeff sessions got very tough on illegal immigration. i think trump supporters can be very heartened by that. connell: you think contrary to popular belief that he is not disk losing his base over some of these actions? >> i think that if these actions quote, using trump terms, wins, if he gets wins out of this, he doesn't have that risk. he has to lead. he has to govern. he has to govern with strength. connell: that is the bottom line. that is what motivates the president when he was businessman and successful. not ideology. >> right. connell: they should have known that. >> he wrote a boo

when i hear the former trumper, once they understand what the aca is, they go wait a minute, i don't so my issue is when i saw dianne feinstein being booed at a town hall, tom perez being booed at a town hall by democrats, barbara boxer, first female -- diane an barba and barbara first female senator, i'm 56, in a very male dominated field, i don't even make close to 80 cents on the dollar of my com patriots. i wish. i know nobody wants patience, but sometimes things happen quickly and sometimes it's just a slog. but i do see progress. >> and dwho you hope comes out of the science march? >> i think more people talk about it and what is cool, you will seal people marching -- most of the people saying they are going are saying i've never even baby toeen to a march. i'm looking to talking to people, learning, laughing, shared experiences. what they like, what they don't like. >> well, we know if you're there, they will definitely be laughing. and that is our show for today. join you tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. for more a.m. joy. upext live coverage of the marches for signs. and plus jon osso

today marks the 88 of the trumper presidency.ere taking a look at what investors are keeping an eye on. markets right now are fractionally lower. the markers were markets were closed on friday for the good friday holiday. on this the kickoff really to a very big week their first quarter this week. mix performance is that political tensions are rising. china reporting the fastest economic growth in two years. star wars fans rejoicing dizzy revealing new images it set to open and does a in disney world in 200019. april the giraffe finally gave birth over the weekend. there is a contest going on. we have a look at some of the most popular names for the baby giraffe coming up this morning. journey me to talk all about it. i thought it was going to be a quiet day. easter monday and all. there's a lot happening given the foreign policy situation. we have cheryl back from cuba happy to have you back. judge andrew napolitano is here. he is also the former member of the security council. an actor and co- author. paul savino makes a appear

here you have a democrat -- you look at the republican tallies, which one of those are trumpers?e said i'm a trump republican but i will not vote for a country club republican like karen handel because there are a large chunk of republicans that will not go out to an election in june when, you know, if they are going on vacation with their kids. if they are going to disney world or something. >> hiking. >> going hiking because that's apparently very big in this district. >> you have like 11 republican candidates. that does say something about the party. >> the question is, are there some trump people there who are not going to vote for a country club republican. and this karen handel, as donald trump struggles even more as we move forward, does she move further away from trump? we don't know what's going to happen two months from now. >> does she invite trump to campaign? >> no. >> this is a district donald trump won by one point. >> exactly. >> against hillary clinton, which is why democrats maybe should have done better than they did. let's just project forward two months from