chuck schumer also said sanders is "constructive."reid is retiring and would not talk about things like who maybe a running mate for clinton and how all of this might affect the democrats and their goals to regain control of the senate. you definitely sense today on capitol hill that this is a time to acknowledge what senator sanders has done and to find ways to leverage and what he's brought in the conversation and he's getting his moment with meeting with the president and harry reid and meeting the vice president and senator schumer. these sorts of meetings are sort of old friends. senator sanders has been in congress for a long time and it is an acknowledgment of what he's establiaccomplished and ev is treading gently on how to encourage him or wrap up his campaign and how he's transitioning to a new phase that now clinton has been named presumptive nominee of the new phase. >> post elections. senator sanders going back to the u.s. senate, you got to think that the role he's going to play now is much more heighten than it would of

chuck schumer of new york is said to be coming to those same microphones. that's where this gets interesting. you heard harry reid just there saying my senators. that's how leaders talk. and chuck schumer is going to take over for harry reid in that leadership job. it may be largely dependent on donald trump, his positives and negatives, his coat tails or lack thereof to see if chuck schumer gets to be the senate majority leader or the minority leader. what kind of u.s. senate will we have after this election in november? at any late, back across town to the white house, kristen welker also in the middle of covering an exhausting campaign. kristen, while sometimes the twitterverse can seem like a debate taking place in the confines of a coffee can, it has fired up today something fierce. >> reporter: it really has. something of a twitter warfare going on as all of these events are unfolding. let me take you through what we saw. donald trump tweeting after that endorsement came out. i'll read you what he tweeted. he says, obama just endorsed crooked hillary,

he will be meeting with chuck schumer. that is important.rs still is a full and active member of the united states senate and if democrats win control of the senate he could have chairmanship of the committee. he is on the veterans affairs committee. it is one of the reasons that senator sanders is not creating a stir here like some supporters wanted. bernie or bust has been the battle cry for some supporters. he is going back to senator sanders, his day job, i guess, if you will. >> got a very important day job on capitol hill. stand by. i want to show viewers live pictures from the white house briefing room. we are expecting to get reaction from the white house to the meeting that the president had with senator sanders in the oval office. we will have live coverage of that and a whole lot more. donald trump says he is disappointed and surprised by the criticism from some within his own republican party. will critics get on board with hillary clinton? the focus of the trump campaign. i will speak strategy coming up next. you pay your car in

chuck schumer is many things but historically ignorant is not one of them.xactly what ali stood for. he knows a lot more than saying funny rhymes. the thing about chuck schumer, if he wants to federalize cuomo's law, it means federalizing a part of this, this is the most frightening part people aren't talking about, if someone puts you on this list, the burden of proof is on to to say you have an allegiance to israel and would not participate in any bds activities. that's kind of terrifying, if you think about it. it's a total violation of free speech. think about if muhammad ali was alive today, what that would mean. if he tried to do a fight in new york and andrew cuomo said no, you're on my blacklist because you support palestine, what that could mean is he can withhold police for that particular fight, any sort of state function that would allow for the security and passage of people to go in and out of that fight, and it's particularly historically ironic because when muhammad ali was blacklisted in 1967 for opposing the draft, the first state to blackl

former aid to senator chuck schumer christopher hahn. if you rearrange her first name it spells alarm. weak up, america. comeed -- comedian and activist, marla schulz. and he is head and tails above the rest, sitting next to me is comedian and author of bad dad, tom kodder. let's start the show. >> well, this election just got interesting. a new candidate is about to enter the race. >> he is a constitutional lawyer to launch an independent run. a fun fact, french also does game of throwns recap. the 47-year-old is little known. until this this week he didn't have a wikipedia page. he can match trump's caw -- charisma. >> in 2008 they upheld the voter id requirements like that in north carolina. >> wow. he has all of the excitement as ed bagley, junior. french also has a deep understanding of foreign policy issues. here is a recent piece he wrote for the national review. best intentions lead to extraordinary violence. it has been largely undone. i am still rooting for them to end up on the iron thrown. wait until you hear a plan to defeat

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he did travel to capitol hill where he spoke with harry reid and chuck schumer.afternoon sanders met with joe biden on the grounds of the naval observatory. the next hour sanders is said to address a crowd of supporters here in washington. he said he will continue campaigning for the d.c. primary that's next tuesday. he said he will work with hillary clinton to defeat donald trump. >> i'm going to do everything in my power and i will work as hard as i can to make sure that donald trump does not become president of the united states. i spoke briefly to secretary clinton on tuesday night. i congratulated her on her very strong campaign. i looked forward to meeting with her in the near future to see how we can work together to defeat donald trump and to create a government which represents all of us and not just the 1%. >> also tonight, senator elizabeth warren will endorse hillary clinton. she'll make that endorsement with rachel maddow. senator warren is said to make a speech taking on donald trump in the very next hour from now. let's begin with chris jansen who

and even though it's important that he's in that room with harry reid, chuck schumer is important, the president is important. this senior aide told me, ultimately, this is going to be worked out between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. probably a phone call, but then important to have a face-to-face meeting. what does he think is important? how do they achieve that and how does he bring all of these millions of people who have voted for him, 10.5 million, 1.5 million who have shown up and screamed for him at these rallies. how does he bring the skept ticks into the fold. and he is committed to do that because he wants to remake the democratic party to a more progressive party. to your point, i just said to this senior aide, this is a guy who until last year wasn't even a democrat. and he said, he signed that pledge last april 30th to run as a democrat. he considers himself a democrat. and he believes these young people and these independents are the key to a democratic party that going forward really represents these progressive ideals that have been so important to him and so impo

he also met with the new york senator chuck schumer. and here with me now, white reporter for the "post" and the senior white house reporter at politico. nice to see you. we're often sharing seats inside the briefing room and today we're talking about sort of a moment that i think a lot of people thought was coming but didn't necessarily think it was going to happen like this. julia, tell me about your reporting. we know aides telling us that this was taped on tuesday. what about the conversations between president obama and bernie sanders about how ts would happen? >> our understanding is that the president informed bernie sanders on tuesday night that he would endorse hillary clinton will, but the senator requested that he hold off making that endorsement public until after they had had a chance to meet at the white house. and so obviously the president agreed and that's how we saw things unfurled today. >> he held off about an hour and a half after that meeting was over. i want to ask you then if i can about specifically this appeara

new york democrat chuck schumer is introducing a bill that would require phone companies to offer a free service to block robocalls from bill collectors and politicians like him. according to a voice mail provider, two new york city codes received nearly 50 million robo calls in april. >> what a heist this was. check out t you see that? that was a monkey slipping through the front door of a jewelry store. once he got inside, he robbed the place. this happened in india. the monkey jumped behind the store counter, opened the dra50. employees say it's not the first time the monkey has visited the store. and now there is a monkey on the lamb. get it is thit? >>> the pope cannonized two mor as a saint. st. elizabeth is the first swedish saint canonized in more than 600 years. >>> a new report says virginia is not supporting students there low income households. the common wealth institute says virginia provides roughly 14% to student who qualifies for free school meals. the national average is 29%. governor terry mcauliffe says he wants to target more resources in schools with high concentrat

. >> senators harry reid and chuck schumer also met with sanders, as did vice-president joe biden, after he offered it this off e cuff endorsement last night. >> god willing in my view it will be secretary clinton, but whoever it will be -- >> many democrats feel it is a matter of time before bernie sanders calls it quits and unites behind clinton. >> he knows how important it is to win the election and beat donald trump, and i have every bit of faith that we are going to be working together with senator sanders to achieve that goal, and the goal of taking back the senate. >> my understanding is that senator sanders wants to be respectful of the process until the end, until the people have spoken. >> president obama will join clinton on the campaign trail on wednesday, in green bay, wisconsin, the home of rooem house speaker, paul ryan. meanwhile, the most "wall street journal" poll shows the president with a 51% approval rating, and 88 approval rating among democrats. donald trump was quick to react to the president's endorsement on twitter, saying obama just endorsed crooked hillary. h

new york democrat chuck schumer said today he's introducing a bill that would require phone companieso offer a free service to block robo calls from bill collectors and from politicians like him. according to a voice mail provider, two new york city area codes got nearly 50 million robo calls in the month of april alone. >>> a downed power line scorches a road. amelia told you about the weather we expected today. here's a look at the damage. you can see the downed trees and power lines in brink road will be closed for still several more hours. >>> as i was tracking thunderstorms and rain tonight, we have that famous d.c. split. severe weather north of the district, heavier rain to the south. washington, only a few sprinkles. here are your weather headlines as we look to the upcoming work week. mainly dry conditions monday through saturday, even sunday low humidity levels not just tomorrow but through friday. humidity starts to return next weekend. very spring like feel to the air wednesday and thursday. let me see the high temperatures on the seven-day. tomorrow, though, the weather h

. >> senators harry reid and chuck schumer also met with sanders as did vice president joe biden. that was before biden offered this off the cuff endorsement of clinton late last night. >> anybody who thinks that whoever the next president is, and god willing it will be secretary clinton, but whoever -- >> many democrats feel it's really just a matter of time before sanders publicly calls it quits and unites behind clinton. >> he knows how important it is to win this election and beat donald trump. i have every bit of faith that we are going to be working together with senator sanders to achieve that goal and the goal of taking back the senate. >> my understanding is that senator sanders wants to be respectful of the process until the end. until the people have spoken. >> president obama will join clinton on the campaign trail on wednesday in green bay, wisconsin, the home of republican house speaker paul ryan. meanwhile, the most recent nbc news/"wall street journal" poll shows the president with a 51% approval rating nationally. and an 88% approval rating among democrats. donald

bernie sanders also going to meet with chuck schumer and also meet with vice president biden. we are waiting for the white house briefing. no doubt the first question is going to be about president obama endorsing hillary clinton for the democratic nomination for president. we'll take a quick break and be right back. hmmmmmm..... hmmmmm... [ "dreams" by beck ] hmmmmm... the turbocharged dream machine. the volkswagen golf gti. named one of car and driver's 10best, 10 years in a row. now you can't spell nutriam i right?t nut, i mean whose to say it's pronounced nu-triton, anyway? my mixes contain delicious nuts, specially blended for your optimal nut-rition. that's right, i just changed a word in the english dictionary, forever. planters. nutrition starts with nut. >>> big political news day today on "the real story." president obama endorsing hillary clinton, and now bernie sanders will be meeting with vice president joe biden. that's going to happen about two hours from now, 4:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> let's go to capitol hill. congressman adam kinsinger who has not endorsed d

. >> senators harry reid and chuck schumer met with bernie sanders and joe biden but that was before biden offered this off the cuff endorsement of clinton late last night. >> anybody who thinks that whoever the next president and got willing in my view will be secretary clinton, but whoever the next president is -- >> many democrats feel it's just a matter of time before sanders publicly calls it quits and unites behind clinton. >> he knows how important it is to win this election and beat donald trump. and i have every bit of faith that we are going to be working together with senator sanders to achieve that goal and the goal of taking back the senate. >> my understanding is that senator sanders wants to be respectful of the process until the end, until the people have spoken. >> president obama will join wednesday in green bay, wisconsin, the home of republican house speaker paul ryan. >>> the most recent nbc news/"wall street journal" poll shows the president with/" a 51 approval% rating nationally anda 88% approval rating among democrats. now donald trump was quickat to react to

. >> he conferred with the vice president, with senate minority leader harry reid and senator chuck schumer. he capped his busy day in washington with a rally where he's competing on tuesday, but gone were the biting talking points about super delegates, path to the nomination, and a contested convention in philadelphia. the sanders campaign knew the president's endorsement and video were in the works. now his staff and hillary clinton's are talking on multiple levels about what happens next. >>> donald trump responded to president obama's endorsement on hillary clinton this on twitter. quote, obama just endorsed crooked hillary. he wants four more years of obama, but nobody else does. clinton responded, quote, delete your account. that is a popular internet expression for when someone said something deeply inaccurate or tone deaf. it has over 375,000 retweets making it clinton's most popular tweet yet. trump later responded -- how long did it take your staff of 823 people to think that up and where are your 33,000 e-mails that you deleted? rnc chairman reince priebus tweeted at hillary if

he then went to capitol hill and met with harry reid and chuck schumer, who is expected to replace harryeid the top democrat on the senate. tonight, sanders is holding a rally on capitol hill, leading washington,uesday's d.c. primary, in which he still says he is going to campaign hard even as he wraps up his campaign. what does he want and what can he get? john: we have come full circle on the sanders campaign. we are now back to the original impetus that got him into the race in the first place, which is to press forward on the progressive issues he cares about. he has convictions about how he wants to change the democratic nominating process, about same day, easy registration, open primaries, eliminating the role of superdelegates, and i think hillary clinton and the democratic party are likely to give him what he wants. they recognize that those things are necessary in the new age and they don't have a stake in holding on to the new system. mark: secretary clinton got to the campaign having finessed saying that he theyo liberal and that don't agree on anything. he has now gotten his

john: chris, you worked five years for senator chuck schumer. >> almost six. john: almost six. >> [booing] >> i'm getting booed by people who waited in line to get tickets to see me. john: he holds a press conference just about every weekend, he figures he gets more air time on the weekends and proposes banning something. he's proposed banning bitcoins, energy drinks, assault weapons. high-frequency stock trading, caffeine drinks, powdered alcohol because somebody brought it on the airplane. >> one of the best senators new york is lucky to have him. john: he's the reason people suffer from lack of innovation. >> absolutely not true. john: why should bitcoins be banned? . >> i don't know, i didn't read it. john: it's the idea that if you don't understand something, the government needs to prevent it. john: how about laser pointers? >> i don't know, don't point them at planes. john: our likely next president, hillary, is a big fan of regulation, when philadelphia's mayor proposed a new tax on soda, ms. clinton was quick to praise it. >> i'm very supportive of th

there are rumors of a coalition between her and chuck schumer in the senate and paul ryan in the congresshat came to pass and ended up being a pro-business hillary administration in terms of tax ,eform, health care, energy infrastructure, then that would be very bullish for the u.s. stock markets. i do think it is a year where politics are especially important, more than usual. >> good to see you. thank you for visiting us in hong kong. tightens hisdb tightenssia --najib his grip on asia. that is next. ♪ angie: welcome back. .ou are watching "asia edge" our southeast asia correspondent joins us right now. expected.idely the results are significant. >> a closely watched election. it is an indication of whether najib's standing has been affected by the 1mdb scandal. it looks like it hasn't. minister andrime party are intact. rural farmers form the back own of najib's support. in a twitter posting, najib says he is grateful to the people for putting their faith in the ruling coalition again. s didn't spare effort in the lead up to the polls. made daily investors trips, shook hands with voter

. >> reporter: but chuck schumer said the time has come. >> we need to pass these hawes. it's a new america. >> the rote is expected this afternoon and they say it's likely none of the measures will pass. >>> the dalai lama will make a visit to the capitol in sacramento, part of a campaign launched by a state senator. the spiritual leader is expected to speak on compassion and the environment and ethical leadership but will not be open to the public. >>> the film industry is mourning the death of a promising young actor. an ton yelchin died in a freak accident in the drive of his home. he was found pinned between his car, a security fence, and a brick mailbox. they believe that the car rolled back into yelchin. he was in the star trek movies and "charlie bartlett." he was 27. >>> time now is 5:10. since the flint water crisis, lead poisoning has been a concern. the legislation now considered that could help to protect children. >>> from the kpix weather center, good morning, everybody. the heat is on. we'll share which areas will be the hottest. >> and an accident blockin

he will have a lot of gratitude from people like harry reid and chuck schumer and others.l be able to be a bigger force in terms of actually making policy than he has ever been in the senate. if the democrats do take control of the upper chamber. is a big meeting of his supporters in chicago later in the month. how does he want to get his message out there? does he want to continue to do big events? social media? >> hillary clinton is expecting another endorsement sometime in the very near future. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren is expected to back the presumptive nominee any minute now. warren's -- 's name has been bandied about as a potential vice president. here is what clinton had to say about worn today -- about elizabeth worn today. >> of course i have spoken with senator warren in the last few weeks. we have stayed in touch over the campaign. i am very much looking forward to having her good advice and counsel as we move into the general election campaign. i have the highest regard for her. i also believe that my plan to rein in wall street was the top list -

he did travel to capitol hill where he spoke with harry reid and chuck schumer. in the afternoon sanders met with joe biden on the grounds of the naval observatory. the next hour sanders is said to address a crowd of supporters here in washington. he said he will continue campaigning for the d.c. primary that's next tuesday. he said he will work with hillary clinton to defeat donald trump. >> i'm going to do everything in my power and i will work as hard as i can to make sure that donald trump does not become president of the united states. i spoke briefly to secretary clinton on tuesday night. i congratulated her on her very strong campaign. i looked forward to meeting with her in the near future to see how we can work together to defeat donald trump and to create a government which represents all of us and not just the 1%. >> also tonight, senator been able to accomplish beautifully. this is really, as you and i both know elections are about power and who gets that power and how they use that power once they get it and who they use it for. how will they use tha

. >> that's washington state senator patty murray and new york senator chuck schumer want to see as muchthe funding requested by the white house if not all of the $1.9 billion go towards stopping the spread of zika. not just some of the money. the world health organization declared zika a public health emergency four months ago. back to you. >>> thank you, erika. the french government is taking st people about a disaster. they created an app that will send warnings on smartphones to smartphone users in the event of a bombing, shooting or other disaster. it was developed after last year's attacks in paris and is being released today. >>> the nfl is working with investigators to find out who hacked its twitter account. somebody claimed that commissioner roger goodell had died. the nfl quickly deleted that tweet and set the record straight. but as nbc's miguel almaguer reports, this is just the latest incident in a string of high profile hackings. >> reporter: the tweet came from the nfl's authenticated account, we regret to inform our fans that our commissioner, roger goodell, has passed a

chuck schumer said 18 months bush 43, ifnd of there is a vacancy, he would not fill it. not about merrick garland personally, although the president calling him a moderate does not make him a moderate. charlie: talking about republicans in the past in terms of judicial appointments. he is on the court of appeals. sen. mcconnell: this is the supreme court. charlie: he is on the court of appeals. sen. mcconnell: so was crass thomas and robert bork. you know what happened to them -- clarence thomas and robert bork. you know what happened to them. charlie: acrimony about supreme court justices. sen. mcconnell: started under nixon. there was a majority democratic senate shot down during nixon. then bork and thomas. it is safe to say i studied this a lot, wrote a law journal about it. what does advice and consent mean? whatever the senate says it means at any given point. senatorial period of assertiveness. , iting assertiveness inside was never going to be possible to fill a vacancy in the middle of a presidential election year. charlie: are you not rolling the dice? some wil

chuck schumer is introducing a bill that would require phone companies to offer a free service to blocko calls from bill collectors and politicians like him. according to a voice mail provider, two new york city area codes received nearly 50 million robocalls in april. >>> this morning there is a criminal monkey on the run. we didn't know -- criminal monkey, yeah. we don't know if he was trained to do this, but slipped into a jewelry store, this is this india, and stole 150 bucks out of the drawer. you can see an employee tried to grab the monkey. that is dangerous. the monkey ran away. employees said that this was not the first time the monkey visited the but better to have him grabbing something than throwing something. p. >> okay. >>>s pope francis has canonized two more saints into the catholic church. the first was polish founder of the first men's religious order dedicated to theic mack could you lat conception. the second was a loouutheran convert who hid jews from nazis. saints elizabeth is the first swedish saints canonized in more than 600 years. >>> good morning. i'm landon d

he gets to meet with chuck schumer and he gets to meet with vice president biden what does that tell you? he's being coddled at this moment because of the importance of his constituency. you talk about the bernie revolution. the bernie revolution resonates with a substantial part of the democratic base. >> the naive part. >> i know you don't like the socialist part. one of the shocks to me in this whole season of primaries and caucuses, the number of democrats who say they identify with socialism. >> we're going to get to what socialism is later. can i play you a sound byte of hillary clinton talking about some sort of thing she has no chance of indictment. >> what basis did you tell this radio station, 1070 radio on friday that there is absolutely no possibility of an indictment. has anybody from the doj talked to you or your representatives? >> i will repeat what i said that is not going to happen. there is no basis for it and i'm looking forward to this being wrapped up as soon as possible. >> the clinton foundation investigation, the fbi investigation, the email, you're saying ze

joining me, chris hahn, former aide to senator chuck schumer, and republican strategist, ford o'connell. good to see you guys. i will start with chris? how will this play to hillary. how will she use it to her advantage. >> if you're latino voter, you know what is exactly at stake in the election and who shares your views how immigration reform in country. this helps hillary clinton but it helps by donald trump's overtures to latinos. helps people running states arizona. john mccain will have difficult election and if he gets past this primary. people like mark kirk. it will affect their races. it will be hotly-contested, you're absolutely right. this will be front and center in 2016. trish: you know, it is a challenging issue for sure and it is one that donald trump has really been able to take hold of ford, in this environment in such that we live. not just, from a national security standpoint with the syrians that hillary clinton wants to welcome into the country, 65,000 on top of barack obama's 10,000 but when it comes to building a wall with mexico. at same time, ford, he needs som

he also met with reid's expected successor, chuck schumer. and after his meetings on the hill, it was off to the naval observatory to meet with joe biden. all familiar and friendly faces from the senate who all advocated for giving sanders space in this hard-fought race. the pieces are all clearly starting to tall into place if unity among democrats. and for sanders to start laying out what he wants packaged for his endorse the whment when it . chris jansing has the latest on all the various moves today. let me start with i assume the president did tell senator sanders this video was coming and it was coming today? >> and that the endorsement was coming. there was no doubt that all of these pieces were laid out and they were laid out for him. he also has had a series of phone calls with the president. so none of this was a surprise. and if you'll excuse the phrase, in a way this had been like a slow burn. he had been working up his closest aides tell me working up to the idea that the end was near, but then in rapid fire you had surprisingly

democrats tonight in the senate are both figuratively and literally embracing bernie sanders, chuck schumer giving him a hug. one of my colleagues reported seeing him earlier tonight. they want him to feel that they respect him and that he's a powerful figure. all that said, of course, judy, questions remain as to whether he will get what he wants at the convention, all this good support and nice talk, what does it bring bernie sanders in the end? that's a question for us to watch. one other anecdote, up here at the capitol, judy, republicans, meanwhile, they are not following the kind of choreography we saw from democrats today. i ran into ted cruz coming alone from the senate floor today, asked if he heard from the trump campaign and said, pause, i decline to comment on that. so not unity on that on the republican party front. >> woodruff: i wanted to ask you about that quickly, lisa. republicans are not volunteering much now about donald trump? >> no, i put in a lot of phone calls to republican members and one after another they told me we actually don't want to talk about donald trump r

and former aide to democratic senator chuck schumer chris hahn. all right, guys.art with you, chris. >> yes. >> what is bernie doing? >> look, he's got a primary on tuesday. he's going to tell his supporters vote for me, i can still win. he knows in his heart of hearts he can't. he also knows that tuesday's his last stand to make any play for the convention. he has no chance. she's won the majority of votes. she's won the majority of pledged delegates. she's won the majority of super delegates. he's lost all three categories. >> but he can still go to -- >> not going to happen. within a week of tuesday you will see a complete 180 from bernie sanders. >> what are they going to give bernie to stop? >> i think he's going to have a very big role in creating the platform of the democratic party. >> what's the platform? >> look -- >> that's what he wants. >> i'm going to go to you, boris. let's assume the platform is a very left platform. by hillary moving left, she in the hopes of capturing those millennials of bernie's loses the independents, does she not? >> absolute

. >> but new york senator chuck schumer says the time for reform has come. >> you are a law abiding americanss these laws. that is new america. >> kim hutchinson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> back here at home, investigators are picking through evidence taken from the bucks county home where 12 girls were rescued just days ago. meanwhile, some neighbors are wondering what took so long. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live in feasterville with the latest on the investigation, jan, good morning. >> reporter: brooke, good morning, police still have a lot of work to do. they still have to investigate, and they still have to interview the 12 girls, who were found inside of this feasterville home, late last week, but they are making a lot of progress, on the grounds here, they executed search warrant, and went met you can justly through every room over the week edge, that work all unfolded in front of still stunned neighbors being many who for long time suspected something was wrong this this house, each told "eyewitness news" they contacted authorities years ago about their concerns. now,

republican strategist and chris haughn, a fox news contributor and former aid to forearm senator chuck schumer people, every single one of them was predicting exactly this. they said you know what's going to happen when obama care comes into effect? people are not going to hire as many employees or they are going to cut back on workers' hours. is this the reality of obama care in which we now live? >> of course it is a complete no brainer. companies cannot afford to have full time employees. companies have to force the employees to go part-time. who does it hit the hardest the middle class businesses the hardest. hits small businesses the hardest. and this is not the end. it's actually the beginning. premiums are going to be going up by 20, 30, 40%. insurance companies are saying they are losing money on obama care all over the country. out of 50 states, in 41 states insurance companies lost money on obama care. >> chris i know you don't agree with any of this but i want to briefly explain the scenario, imagine you are a small business own, he you run a restaurant, right? and you have 45 emplo

harry reid and chuck schumer and their aides realize, "wait a second. we now have a democrat with an a rating from the nra saying he wants to do something." >> narrator: manchin's plan was to draft a simple bill that would require background checks at thousands of gun shows where a significant number of sales take place. he hoped that even the nra would be on board. >> manchin's argument to the nra is, "look, you'll never find a gun safety bit of legislation that is as gun-friendly as this. and all we're really doing is closing a loophole." >> i felt this would be something that they would embrace. it was truly a time that wayne lapierre and the nra, the leadership, could have rose to another level, complete other level. >> narrator: with polls showing wide public support for expanding background checks, manchin and the vice president figured they had a chance. >> i was optimistic. over 91% of the american people supported expanding background checks. 80% of the households that had an nra member supported it. >> narrator: at first there was hope lapierr

for any possibility of a conservative justice because it's going to be senate majority leader chuck schumer running the confirmation process even if trump were to win. his constant bring it back to me problem is where trump is very different from every other candidate who becomes mindful at some point that you have to tell americans you're talking to them. you're talking about them. their concerns, their issues. not just make it, build my golden statue ten feet higher. >> you see the problem with that also, the interview we just saw, which is hillary clinton did give a foreign policy speech that was a disaster. her foreign policy's always been a disaster. every decision she's made has been wrong. yet that's not what we're talking about. he couldn't talk about that because he is stuck talking about donald trump. >> as a critic on the record avowed of numerous elements of the foreign policy, including yemen, the libya intervention and its aftermath, let me just interject to say, i disagree with that characterization, but continue. >> the point being that republicans who have endorsed donald t

you're co-sponsoring a bill that the democratic leader chuck schumer had some positives and too negativeslow enough time for background checks, 14 days, that it's not workable but it is a start in the right direction. >> i would disagree with that. i think it's workable and i think it's something we can accomplish. nothing gets by in the senate unless it's bipartisan. that's why this bill, this amendment has a chance and we brought in republicans and democrats. we want to actually pass something, not just have some legislation that's used as a cajole to beat the other party with. that's what we've seen in the past and it's time to do something else. >> do you have any commitment from mitch mcconnell that he'll actually allow this to go through, or is this another effort by some of the republicans who wanted some action but won't muster the votes you need to cut off debate and go to the floor for a vote? >> there's no guarantee we'll have the votes to invoke cloture, but we are going to get a vote. i commend the republican leader for committing to that. so we're working on language right n

. >> of joe biden said that, chuck schumer said it. doesn't this make that case? >> washington is full of situational ethics, no question about it. i actually do disagree with that. when you have the longest vacation in american history, it does lead to basic liang inability for the government to do its job. at least give it a vote. the reality is that the president tried to put forward a centrist justice, not a spring chick chicken on the court. that itself is a compromised gesture, at least up or down. instead you get division and dysfunction. >> thanks to all of you. you're going to stay with me. next, trump's top adviser in charge of heading off a delegate revolt. could republicans derail. and the long list of politicians whose faith has been questioned. a trump adviser calling out the presumptive republican nominee. one of his top surrogates. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, and you're talking to your doctor about your medication... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is

he said gratuitously, he said if there is a vacancy that occurs this year, he wouldn't fill it chuck schumer said 18 months before the end of george bush 43. in a vacancy occurred, they wouldn't fill it. so what is everybody saying here. if you are in the middle of an election year for president, a vacancy on the supreme court will not be filled. and it is not about merrick garland personally, although the president calling him a moderate doesn't make him a moderate. but it's not about him personally. >> rose: but he has been supported by the republicans in the past. >> for lower courted appointments. this is the supreme court we're talking about. >> rose: but is he on the court of appeals. >> this is the supreme court. >> rose: but is he on the court of appeals. >> so was clarence roberts, so was robert bork, you know what happened to them. so look, and that was not in i presidential election year. what is happening here-- . >> rose: and that really started the acrimony about supreme court justices. >> it really started under nixon. nixon had two supreme court justices shot down. >> rose: s

voting on a total of four gun measures including murphy's proposal with senators corey booker and chuck schumer the background check system to include sales at gun shows and also between people making contact over the internet. a proposal from senator dianne feinstein to prevent any individual on a terror watch list from buying a gun. now backed by the nra, republicans counter programmed with two measures both of which were deemed unsufficient by democrats. they gave the gop caucus something to vote for as opposed to only things to vote against. in a repeat of previous attempts to pass new laws in the wake of mass shootings, all four measures to are failed to meet the 60-vote threshold, democrats were outraged. murphy telling the "washington post" republicans had decided to sell weapons to isis. harry reid saying republicans should be embarrassed by their actions. >> 90% of americans support expanding background checks. that's not 90% of democrats, that's 90% of the american people. democrats, republicans, independents. 85% of americans want to close the terrorist gun loophole. democrats, repub

that kind of thinking would get someone like chuck schumer on the democratic side and unify going forward that could be a positive. it's more than just the uncertainty and given something like $10 trillion of assets and negative yields, the fiscal policy really needs to step in. scarlet: that is a lot of ifs to consider. because of that or as a result we see a lot of strength in the japanese yen. my question to you is we do get some economic fundamentals coming out every once in a while. you have gdp revised higher. does that matter in this kind of environment? guest: it creates the discussion that that would keep the bank of japan out of the picture in the short-term. without some additional liquidity, it adds to the currency strength and may add to the discussion where the fiscal stimulus may be pushed back a little bit until after the elections in july which could potentially become the currency and you see it with lower treasury yields. alix: we can assume it will follow this path as we get to the presidential election -- a safe haven trade and maybe a weaker dollar? guest: there are