which are one of the most competitive adaptive basketball teams in the state led by its captain, chuck hills a national paralympic and, and is now an assistant coach on the national big team. >> it is great to have this opportunity here in san francisco. we are the main hub of the bay area, which, you know, we should definitely have resources here. now that that is happening, you know, i i'm looking forward to that growing and spreading and helping spread the word that needs -- that these people are here for everyone. i think it is important for people with disabilities, as well as able-bodied, to be able to see and to try different sports, and to appreciate trying different things. >> people can come and check out this chairs and use them. but then also friday evening, from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m., it will be wheelchair basketball we will make sure it is available, and that way people can no that people will be coming to play at the same time. >> we offer a wide variety of adaptive and inclusion programming, but this is the first time we have had our own equipment. [♪]. >> i just feel li

>> zuckerberg was on the hill talking to senate and congress, senator chuck grassley asked him how his company makes money, how do you not know this? you need to know the things, someone in your office needs to understand this. this is what we are up against, congress is behind on technology, i'm sure they have staffers, this is not one side of the other but both sides of the aisle. dagen: there's bipartisan agreement that you heard similar things from republicans and elizabeth warren. >> right. dagen: in terms of -- where do you see this going? >> if you talk narrowly about the hearings, they will talk about being monopoly, same situation where elected officials aren't going to understand business model, aren't going to be able to unpack that, the real issue that needs to be litigated is privacy, they avoid privacy discussion because they will be defending themselves saying they are not monopoly. we have to address the privacy situation. >> the privacy situation is worst than i think any of us are aware of.

shannon: i want to read a lot of reaction from capitol hill. chuck schumer who is the top democrat in the senate, this is a historic night, donald trump announced he cut a deal to greatly reduce or eliminate illegal immigration coming from mexico into the united states. he follows this up by saying now that that is solved i'm sure we won't be hearing any more about it in the future. the top republican who is the majority leader in the senate, mitch mcconnell, says now the onus is on my democratic colleagues in congress who have dragged their heels and prefer to pick political fights with the president rather than get something done. >> what democrats are willing to do today is work with republicans to get more immigration judges, hardening points of entry, work with republicans on finding a way to speed up and modernize the visa system. 90% of the folks coming to our country illegally is because of visa overstays, not pouring across the southern border. the question is are republicans willing to come to the table and work with us on these things? sha

we're getting a lot of reaction from capitol hill. chuck schumer who is the top democrat in the senate tweets this. this is an historic night. trump has announced he cut a deal to reduce or eliminate illegal immigration coming from mexico into the united states. he says now that that problem is solved i'm sure we won't be hearing any more about it in the future. the top republican mitch mcconnell follows up and says now the onus on my democratic colleagues in congress. they preferred to pick political fights with the president rather than get something done. >> here is what we can do. democrats are willing to do today is work with republicans to get more immigration judges. willing to work with republicans on hardening points of entry and finding a way to speed up and modernize our visa system. 90% of the folks coming to our country are because of visa overstays, not pouring across the southern border. these are a all things they're willing to work with republicans on. will republicans work with us on these things? >> shannon: as we touched

and with all of the whining, silly, son of a guns on capitol hill, including mitch mcconnell, chuck schumernancy pelosi who say tariffs would not work, and president just drilled them. >> amazing what you can accomplish when american president shows strong leadership like trump did. for too long our american foreign policy has been based on please and a prayer. going country to please do something and pray they would follow through, this president believes in action not just talk. lou: he is you know. discussion about tariffs, tariffs work. he did make that point. but what -- the point he really made is president trump is a leader, decisive and determined and by god he succeeds. and what i love is the chamber of commerce, the big bad business lobby, who were protesting his tariff, schumer and pelosi and mcconnell shelling him out -- selling him out, he shoves his program through, and lopez obrador wants to be his partner, you could not get a more of in your face than that. >> it was perfectly, on display when president announced his decision with tariffs, mexico came to issu washington d.c.

officials and key lawmakers on capitol hill were ctical of th move. chuck grassley called it a misuse of authority and one that uld seriously jeopardize passage of the new trade agreement between the u.s., canada and mexico. it could also have broader consequences for uade relationships. >> basically mexico and china compete. when mexico wins, china loses. when china wins, mexico loses and the one that won the most is presidennp xi g. >> it's been tied up in a protracted court battle and aha similarenge could await this order. the u.s. chamber of commerce, lone of theding business groups here in the u.s. has said since finding out abouthese proposed tariffs it has been working non-stop to explore potential legal options. for nightly i business report kayla tausche in washington. >> and there is late wor tonight that secretary mike pompeo and mexico's foreign inister will meet washington on wednesday. >> clearly the u.s. and mexico have strong economic ties and it is one of the lgest trading partners for years and imports from that country totaled $437 billi

hill. >> good afternoon. it chuck schumer clearly trying to put pressure on his counterparts, mitch mcconnell ahead of that meeting. putting out a statement this afternoon saying "these brave warriors who rushed it to to the towers on and after 9/11, and their families have waited long enough. by the end of his meeting with these first responders tomorrow, he should commit to foot the bill on the floor for a stand-alone vote immediately following house passage. we cannot tolerate anymore delay. of course, it is worth noting that senator schumer is from new york, so that certainly had close to home. >> shepard: anything from the senate majority leader? >> not at all. he's been a man of very few words. they want to know if he is with them, or if they are prepared for a street fight. he has been a man of few words. >> we've never left the 9/11 victims behind. i don't know how many times i can say we've never left the 9/11 victims behind, and we want to again. >> some of the heartburn is that this was funded through 2090,

pressure strategy of imposing sanctions instead of taking military action he reiterated to the hill what he told chuckt he was very close to taking military action but ultimately determined that it was not the right approach that it would be too forceful given it was an unmanned u.s. drone shot down by iran. so that's why he wanted to go the route of sanctions and the ultimately he wants to bring iran to the negotiating table. now he also touched on some other hot button topics including the current democratic front runner joe biden accused biden of lying about the fact that obama hasn't endorsed him because he asked him to. he said i don't know what's in his head. maybe he's hiding something. he sort of said that without providing any proof, steph and the other headline is the latest accusation by a woman accusing him of sexual assault. e. jean carroll denying he ever assaulted her decades ago saying she's totally lying and that she's not my type. so those are among the headlines, steph and it's our understanding more of that interview is being ruled out this morning. >> let's talk john bolton. safe

. >> a split verdict on capitol hill with new york senator chuck schumer kalg the president's border brevado a border redux, the game show president strikes again. while ron johnson. >> he used tariffs as leverage in this situation brilliantly. >> the president saved his harshest criticism for china who he says will make a new trade deal with the u.s. despite its widespread currency manipulation used to salve the sting of massive tariffs by the u.s. what china is effectively doing is creating an uneven playing field with the manipulation. he criticized the fed saying the unwillingness to lower rates is destructive. bret. >> bret: the mexico tariff deal did spark the douf to its sixth straight winning day with a 78-point game. the s&p 500 was up 13. the inside finished ahead 81 today. in america's election headquarters tonight the headline for sunday's big iowa democratic party hall of fame dinner was not who was there but who was not. frontrunner joe biden was the only major candidate on the democratic side to skip the iowa candidates' cattle call, not his first party event he's miss

walk in, acting defense secretary patrick shanahan as well, big four on capitol hill, nancy pelosi, kevin mccarthy, chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell. they are getting a briefing as it relates to ongoing tensions with iran. first comment on camera, public comment the president said iran made a very big mistake but also seemed to suggest that maybe this didn't make its way all the way up to the top, the top of the regime inside of that country. watch. >> i find it hard to believe it was intentional if you want to know the truth. i think it could have been somebody who was loose and stupid that did it. we'll be able to report back and you will understand exactly what happened but it was a very foolish move. that i can tell you. reporter: the president made the remarks as he was meeting with canadian prime minister justin trudeau talking about usmca deal. the commander-in-chief did not give any indications how the u.s. might respond to iran. >> you'll find out. reporter: are you willing to go to war iran? >> you'll find out. you'll find out. obviously we're not going to be talking too much about it. we'll f

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hill. mitch mcconnell, kevin mccarthy, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer all at the meeting in the situation roomat and republican for the house and senate intelligence committee, the top democrat and republican for the house and senate armed services committee. we saw the secretary state mike pompeo enter the west wing and patrick shanahan and the president part of the briefing as well. house speaker described the situation with iran as dangerous and said we have to be strategic. >> we also cannot be reckless in what we do. so it will be interesting to see what they have to say, whether the -- i don't think the president wants to go to war. there's no appetite for going to war in our country. >> there was also a separate briefing on capitol hill earlier today for members of congress. there was another meeting over here at the white house early they are morning with the secretary of state and other members of the military as well, deal military leaders. so all across washington today a cross government, iran has been a key focus. >> shepard: blake burman live. there is breaking news now. these ar

hill? i mean chuck grassley is saying this is in his view this is a misuse of the tariff authority, and that'sight, really important pressure point from congress on this. they are growing impatient with these tariffs. they were getting very impatient with the tariffs he just lifted on canada and mexico on steel and aluminium. now here we have this new surprise tariff with mexico. first it is going to interfere with the trade agreement he's trying to get congress to take up and pass. that's one area of pressure for the president. but congress is getting increasingly angry about these tariffs, especially republicans in the senate who he kind of needs to hold the line for him. they were running out of patience with the ones he just lifted. now he's got this new one. there's not a lot of i think that will happen immediately. i think it is june 10th when the 5% tariff is going to come into play. the next ten days will be really important. you are going to hear there will be a lot of communication between republicans and capitol hill and the president, but through back channels, through meetings at

. >> the top democrats on the hill, house speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer calling for the president to lower the temperature with iran. >> we know that the high tension wires are up there and we must do everything we can not to escalate the situation but also to make sure that our personnel in the region are safe. >> i told the president that these conflicts have a way of escalating. the president may not intend to go to war here, but we're worried that he and the administration may bumble into a war. >> schumer also said democrats told him in a situation room thursday that he needs to get congressional authorization against iran. eddie dwal ger on trial for murdering a detainee. he shocked the courtroom testifying that he, medic said he stabbed the prirs ner and covered the prisoner's tracheotomy because he knew he would die anyway. >> somebody went to one of the witnesses and actually asked the real question, what is the cause of death. >> the medic testified he was only admitting the murder now because he had been granted immunity and he cannot be charge

the democrats -- lou: well, the republicans on capitol hill should be well practiced. let's just see how chuckchumer, the minority leader of the senate, is reacting to the day's events in the perfidy of the gop. let's see a full screen. it is clear that lots of people in the administration didn't agree, and i believe that he will back off when faced with the opposition among business, among his own republicans. business. business, ed, business. the chamber of commerce threatening the president of the united states with lawsuits. the chamber of commerce financing a revolt in his own party. and, by the way, the sorry republicans in the senate remembered where they got their checks from, and they're doing tom donohue's bidding. i wonder, do you suppose the mexican foreign minister -- before meeting with the speaker of the house -- went over to talk to tom donohue about the border? >> could very well have. at the end of the day, this is the time for everybody to, basically, step up and support this president. this is a rate call, critical time in -- critical time in his presidency, a critical time

. >> top democrats on the hill, meanwhile, house speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer calling on the president to lower temperatures with iran. >> we know that the high tension wires are up there and we must do everything we can not to escalate the situation but also to make sure that our personnel in the region are safe. >> i told the president that these conflicts have a way of escalating. the president may not intend to go to war here but we're worried that he and the administration may bumble into a war. >> schumer adding democrats told the president in a situation room meeting thursday that he needs to get congressional authorization before taking military action against iran. >>> a stunning twist at the end of a navy s.e.a.l.'s trial in san diego. chief petty officer eddie gallagher on trial for murdering an iraqi prisoner and other battlefield crimes, but a s.e.a.l. team medic in gallagher's deployment shocked the courtroom yesterday testifying that he, not gallagher, killed the young prisoner. medic cory scott backed up other witnesses who said gallaghe

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has a great relationship with the hill, including working on the hill for senator bill frist and then senator chuckot a big surprise. what we heard so far today, we've not gotten the official statement from the acting secretary of defense but we heard from the -- from president trump that he wants to spend more time with his family. we should note he's not married. his average ended in divorce about a decade ago and his children are grown. >> courtney, thank you for that. hans, this is interesting because we're moving a thousand troops to the middle east. under normal circumstances, the movement of 1,000 troops isn't necessarily a big deal except we're moving them at a time when we're talking about increased tensions with iran. we're moving from one acting defense secretary to another. give me the relevance of this troop deployment. >> the relevance is being generated from the centcom commander. courtney is out in the region. this is what officials will tell you is signal demand. they have a demand for more defensive troops to serve as a deterrent to iran's aggressive behavior. this was shanahan ap

often on capitol hill or at the white house we short hand things, chuck, when we're talking among ourselvesu can't do that with any of this because you can't just say oh, the contempt vote because you have to then say which one, which committee, what are we talking about? it is hard for even us who are steeped in it. it really requires a flow chart day today. when i have seen voters and certainly capitol hill is a place where members of the public come as tourists and visitors and those who want to sit in on some of these hearings sometimes waiting in line. many who are really engaged and energized are reading about it, paying attention, wanting to know more. but it is a lot for everyone to really get their arms around. chuck? >> that's for sure. i think it is quite the challenge that they have on that front if they care about keeping this up. kelly o'donnell, thank you. with me now is a democratic congressman from virginia, jerry connelly a member of the house oversight committee and that committee is the one that just voted to hold attorney general bill barr and the commerce secretary wil

hill as well as hans nichols. kasie, we'll want to hear from chuck schumer beginning his remarks. we believe he's going to be addressing the president's comments that we just played. >> i think you may want to listen, he said. there isn't anything wrong with listening. if someone called from a country and said, we have information on your opponent, oh, i think i'd want to hear that, unquote. that is shocking. shocking. yet sadly par for the course for this president. my predecessor, senator moynihan said, we're defining deviant see down, no president has done so more than donald trump. his remarks last night define deviancy down to a new low. to say it's okay for foreign countries to interfere with our elections with motives that are not in the interest of the american people, disgraceful, shocking. it's as if the president has learned absolutely nothing from the past two years of investigations into russia's interference with the 2016 elections. this is precisely how the whole thing started. a foreign power reached out to establish connections with a presidential campaign by dang

hearing plenty from republican colleagues on capitol hill, many of those who normally vote alongside president trump, senators, pat actually, chuck graph l the chamber of commerce came out against this plan as well. president trump hearing a lot of different opinions here, but those mexican dignitaries, officials in mexico city, also the once that came up here, hoping to have some sort of meeting. the mexican foreign ministered secretary mike pomp will meet with him on wednesday, definitely will be a busy few days here. we will continue to watch. >> no doubt about it. live on the oak lawn. david, thanks a lot . >> t. >> fox news alert. investigations into the investigators continues, tonight we have brand-new information about disgraced former fbi employers, peter struck and lisa page, live with the story. good evening, catherine. so you had a big story this week about basically, something known as a defensive briefing, not warning the trump campaign back in 2016. what's that all about. >> so a defensive briefing is done by the intelligence community to warn the presidential campaign about eminent national security threats. we co

in 19992 democrats on the hill voted in favor of cutting taxes on inflation 27 years ago. congressman chuckthe house floor and said this. >> if we really want to increase growth, there are proposals that we can do. i would be for indexing all capital gains and savings and borrowing. and that indeed would shift the balance in this country away from too much consumption, too much borrowing, and towards more savings and investment over the long run. reporter: schumer was in good company. nancy pelosi and bernie sanders also voted in favor of the tax package that included amendment that would tie capital gains to inflation. connell. connell: to your point. could be a big 2020 issue. we'll follow it. melissa: like the video. history on capitol hill. the senate breaking a record today for holding the longest roll call in history, leaving voting opening for more than 10 hours. lawmakers failing to approve a resolution requiring congressional approval for military intervention in iran. voting began at 5:00 a.m. this morning. ended just after 3:00 p.m. connell: all right. the record books. >>> meant

show's savannah guthrie will moderate the first hour and chuck todd and rachel maddow will moderate the second hour. >>> kelly o'donnell is on the hill. kelly, we're just a couple hours away from a vote in the house regarding subpoenas. this is not a vote to hold attorney general bill barr nor don mcgahn in contempt. i know there are a lot of votes going on. what's this one about? >> reporter: it is important to make this distinction, because contempt is in the language we're using these days, but we want to be clear about what this is. this is a contempt resolution. it is not in the criminal form, so they would not be voting to hold the attorney general or the former white house counsel in contempt of congress which would set off a criminal process. this is not that. what it is is a way to streamline and fast-track the ability of committee chairs to go to the court system to ask those courts to enforce the subpoenas that they have been issuing. we've seen two dozen subpoenas, individuals and financial institutions as part of the stra sprawling investigations of trump administration and trump industries on capitol hill. this is about

chuck schumer. he said wearing the yellow rose is wonderful as people all over the hill were doing this., 100 years after the senate passed the amendment, the march to equality and universal suffrage is not over. without that, democracy is incomplete. he links to a video to show how women are not paid equally, voter suppression. all kinds of things but it may be a big anniversary but it's not over. >> we hope we can celebrate the brave and courageous women who fought over 72 years, 1848, the first declaration of rights act, before women got the right to vote to 1920. it took 72 years. today is the anniversary, the 100th anniversary of the passage by congress finally sending the 19th amendment to the states. it's after it had taken 40 years to get that amendment through congress. it failed 28 times. what we want to talk about celebrate is teach americans this glorious history how women came together and managed somehow to give themselves the right to vote when they couldn't vote to give themselves the right to vote. it's a success story. women of all colors and races were involved in prom

chuck todd. l >> i'm notking for war. if there is it's obliteration like you've never seen before and i'm noaa not looking to do that but you can'thave a nuclearweapon. >> we are joined from chamtinap hill wh more details is tracie potts. >> the president is leaving the or open and keeping in mind the country announc within days they will have more enriched uranium in their ed in the than all nuclear deal the president pulled out of. he is today announcing more sanctions on their already crippled economy and comes after the president calls off an air strike that our mitary says would kill 150 people. the president sa it was not in response to the unmanned drone they say iranhot down. the escalating tensions are raising concerns around the speak.as we secretary of state mike pompeo is inhe region tring to drum your support for the economic plan. we will learn more about that when they meet otalk about deescalating the situation in the middle east. >> tracie potts is live for us on capitol hill, thank you. >>> democratic presidentialat candidpete buttigieg is back in indiana where he is a mayor of south bend and facing angry residents at a town hall meeting. days ago a police officer shot

amy: on capitol hill, democratic lawmakers insisted president trump must get congressional approval before taking any military action. senate minority leader chuck schumer spoke to the press after meeting with trump. >> i told the president these conflicts have a way of .scalating the president may not intend to go to war here, but we are worried that he and the administration may bumble into a war. we told the room the democratic position is that congressional approval must be required before funding any conflict in iran. amy: we will have more on iran after headlines. the republican-led senate voted thursday to block the sale of billions of dollars worth of weapons to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. key backers of the bipartisan bill included republican senator lindsey graham and democrat bob melendez, who spoke before the vote. >> we have heard these weapons are humanitarian weapons. when they're used to precisely target civilians, how can we possibly continue to sell them? these are components of bombs that we no have killed thousands of civilians in yemen, patients and hospitals, children on school buses. amy: the house is also e

wanted to get something moving, including chuck schumer and pelosi who was hearing from hard-core progressives in her party. so we saw had falling out on capitol hills week where pelosi thought assumer would be on her side but he backed a disaster bill and that undercut pelosi's hand to get further protection to eprotect migrants at the border. >> is this amicros couldim at the border? >> it is. it doesn't take much reading between the lines of the statement dhs put out that they lost the element of surprise. whoa. president trump himself just gave away when raids would start. that is not that you have the time and place but, whoa, what happened to the element of surprise that dhs seems to have valued? so there's a lot going on that shows that president trump just doesn't seem to know or care, which is not a news flash for us here about some of the details about how he can't even execute the policy he wants to achieve. >> all right, we'll leave it there for now, ladies, lynn sweet, rachel bade. >> up next, president trump proposes an impromptu meeting at one of the most contentious borders in the world with none other than kim jong un. but can the

chuck, there's almost immunity to it. we've seen it over and over again. there are some republicans on capitol hilly will say this is bothersome. what they're seeing is not normal. we have to keep pressure on russia. it's not going to come from most republicans in congress. so the question is where it's going to come from. it is very concerning. this is not something to be brushed off. it's a problem that could affect the next presidential election. >> it seems like it did there. the next part of our conversation is, how far left is too left in the democratic party? i want to put up the question about the idea of undocumented immigrants getting health care coverage. here was a hand raised question from last night. >> raise your hand if your government plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants. okay. you said it would be covered under your plan. which is different than obamacare. >> yes here's the thing. >> can you explain the change? >> yes, you cannot let as the mayor said, people who are sick no matter where they come from, no matter their status go uncovered. you can't do that. it'

senate minority leader chuck schumer expressed some doubt about whether any of this is going to happen. listen to what he said this morning on capitol hillats one day with no basis in fact that he is going to deport millions of people. appear to have the highest ranking officials within the agency, within csis and homeland security have said it is impossible to do. >> the vice president with the national border patrol council is taking "wait-and-see approach" to this. >> we are going to have to wait and see what happens. i can tell you that the i.c.e. agents are going to be very excited about going out there and being able to do their job. >> regarding the president's comments about guatemala getting ready to find dominic sign an agreement, skeptics remark how can they possibly keep other central americans from flowing through its borders when they can't keep their own people from going north into mexico and into the united states? all of this will be cleared up next week when we find out if it happens. >> dana: thank you. meanwhile, the u.s. could soon be getting new help from guatemala. william la jeunesse is at. william, the camera go

hill. but in 1992, some key democrats voted in favor of cutting taxes on inflation. 27 years ago. then congressman chuckapital gains. >> if we really want to increase growth, there are proposals that we can do. i would be for indexing all capital gains and savings and borrowing. that indeed would shift the balance in this country away from too much consumption, too much borrowing and towards more savings and investment over the long run. >> nancy pelosi and bernie sanders both voted for that tax package that had an amendment that would type capital gains to inflation. seems like decades later, they've had a change of tune, neil. >> neil: i guess they have. all right. hillary, thanks very much from the white house. age is getting to be a hot topic in this 2020 race. do millennials think it's time for older candidates to pass the torch? our gen x is here and they better be careful. , it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, paying for this could feel like getting robbed twice. so get allstate... and be better protected from mayhem... like me. ♪ after my ...i wondered,... is another one around

from -- seek approval from capitol hill, here now thursday night party panel, the federalist contributor host of un-pc on fox nation, brit mchenry, and former aide to chuck schumer, host of aggressive progressive podcast, christopher hahn, and national review on-line, fox news contributor, deroy murdock. >> thank you. kennedy: deroy, let's start, politically it is a different time, when you got president at race in full effect on both sides that is going to drive every response. so how does the president appropriately respond, i will ask you the same question i sad brian. >> a wonderful teddy roosevelt style flam boy an show of force, nato naive navy and u.s. navy involves, and convoys to strait of oh hormuz to vice ib i have - visibly escort the ships, that allows us to eckert our american power. kennedy: a visual deterent. not as aggressive. >> once you start blowing up things in iran it is hard to take a stip back. kennedy: why wouldn't iran start blowing up things in here. >> that is the other question. >> they are also minding -- mending those ugly fences with al qaeda. chuck schumer is not only one who talked about renewing the aoms, and congressio

chuck todd got him to admit that his biggest regret was the appointment of jeff sessions. here's what he said to hill tv today, tonight, actually, about christopher wray and this is not a ringing endorsement of the fbi director he appointed. "president trump on monday declined to say he has confidence in christopher wray and stressed he disagrees with the fbi director who has said he does not believe there was spying on the president's 2016 campaign. well, we'll see how it turns out, trump said in exclusive interview with the hill when asked about his level of confidence in wray. i mean, i disagree with him on that. i think a lot of people are disa greeing, you may disagree with him on thatthat". counselor, this is not the first time the president cast doubt on one of his hires or doubt on the director of our premier law enforcement agency. >> yeah, just starting with jeff sessions, the idea the president said that's the one mistake he made, appoint a guy who had one shred, one day when he issued something of independent judgment by stepping aside in the whole russia inquiry, that that's the guy you

chuck. i think it's real. it sort of underscores the fact that they were not in concert with republican lawmakers on capitol hillefore announcing this. >> what's the likelihood, though, instead of a total cave-in by the president and him not doing this, what's the likelihood? i think mcconnell has asked for can you delay till the end of the month? the other tactic with trump is buy a couple of weeks and after a couple of weeks he forgets he's angry about this. >> absolutely, chuck. one thing we know about this president, he has a tendency for distraction. that's why on an overseas trip you see him talking about everything except the state visit he's currently on. there's a possibility of this delay. this is his signature issue. he really feels strongly about curb i curbing the string of migrants. on other issues i might be more convinced but not so much on this one. >> ramesh, i want to jump on one jobs report, a did. p, private payroll people are reporting a disastrous may jobs number, something in the five digits rather than the six digits. if that does hit at the end of the week and these tariffs, does that r