it had bipartisan support from the start, chuck schumer called it a good bill. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell praised the effort just before voting. >> after a long and intense day of such discussion with several members with legitimate concerns i'm relieved rather than depressed that we might actually be able to finish tonight. >> the strongest objection came from rand paul who shutdown the government last time. he objected and spent the evening sharing it but ultimately caved saying congress must do better for the american people. without endangering the nation through fiscal recklessness and i will fight all the party to the conservative principles we had no problem proclaiming during the obama years. the bill bring $700 billion to defense spending along with a pay raise for our troops. the most interesting limit came when bob corker complained about the late hours. >> if we could just vote at 8:00 in the morning. this is ridiculous. it is juvenile. this is a juvenile process we go there every time we do one of these. people extort us until we get so

chuck schumer should do the same.ould be more worried about the lack of diversity in their own staffing rather than attacking a call qualified judicial nominee from the great state of south carolina. filling a seat left vacant by republicans who blocked two african american nominees appointed by pres. obama. trey gowdy said i hate to interrupt sen. chuck schumer with facts but one nominee was withdrawn because of significant bond issue, the other became chief justice of the south carolina supreme court. he was ultimately confirmed. rob: let's talk about the oscars on sunday, really political. >> reporter: the red carpet is going to be because the hollywood reporter, wearing anti-gun violence pins to the red carpet. social media weighing in on this. a little bit of an issue, that is okay. remember that time they had these award shows and they were promoting great performances? another twitter user says refused to glorify guns in movies. talking about gun violence in movies, with anti-gun pins. role on over here. rob: t

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here is chuck schumer talking about all the good this bill did. >> we democrats are really happy with what we were able to accomplish on a number of priorities that democrats have fought for all along. at the end of the day, as the minority party, we feel good about being able to succeed in so many ways. we don't have the house. we don't have the senate. we don't have the presidency. but we produced a darn good bill for the priorities that we have believed in.

as chuck schumer's.: xi jinping may not be pushing for world domination through communism, but something more dangerous. we'll be right back. charles: chinese president xi jinpingments ultimate -- xi jinping's ultimate goal may be the global spread authoritarianism. and the idea that not only is it a stable political system, but it's how you outperform democracy. i read this article on this. to me it seems like an easier thing to do and far more dangerous to have a network of these authoritarian-like figures because we are already there. it's just kind of scary. he's out there banning things like winnie the pooh. apparently he just band the letter "n" for the same reason. there are things to worry about as far as free speech goes. but as far as america goes, we have to look at the economic system. he's pushing the country more toward capitalism and opens up more trade possibilities. as far as the politic and what he's trying to spread, i think there is reason to be concerned with the threat of yo authori

hillary clinton, you want to taub joe biden, elizabeth warren, the list goes on and on and on, chuck schumer. the party leadership has to get younger. we have to become more versatile. we have to have a message that resonates across all boards. conor lamb, we have to be a party of bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, conor lamb, and joe man shin.

senate minority leader, chuck schumer. [applause] >> let's hear it for matt post and his great words. folks, one month ago, 17 americans, 14 children were killed at marjory stoneman douglas douglas high school. let us remember the thousands upon thousands of children who have died at the hands of gun violence. yesterday, there were 7000 pairs of unworn shoes here on the east front of the capital. representing 7000 kids whose lives would have been before them. 7000 kids who died of gun violence only since sandy hook. enough is enough. [applause] now everyone, i have been through these wars.i'm the author of the brady law and the assault weapons ban during the nra -- [applause] the nra has maybe public enemy number one and i am proud of it! [applause] and we have been fighting for 10 years. every time of the viselike grip of the nra on the necks of some of these politicians has succeeded. but this time, it won't! do you want to know why? it won't be because we have you! [applause] and together, we are going to win! we are go

chuck schumer faces a challenge from elizabeth warren, a panel weighs in on the democratic civil war,nd the conspiracy theories were flying over rex tillerson. howard kurtz starts out truth and fiction when we come whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. don't sweat your booking. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. >> ed: we hear a all the time of the split in the republican party, but tonight, there is growing divide in the dash take a look at this quote from dick durbin taking on his past. "this is one of the first time since he has been democratic leader that there has been a significant split in the caucus, and it is inevitable, it is awkward. the rebellion led by elizabeth warren was in full display today is the senate passed the biggest listening of regulation since the economic crisis. joini

chuck schumer faces a challenge from elizabeth warren, a panel weighs in on the democratic civil war,racy theories were flying over rex tillerson. howard kurtz starts out truth and fiction when we come back. ♪ no, please, please, oh! ♪ (shrieks in terror) (heavy breathing and snorting) no, no. the running of the bulldogs? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money aleia saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> ed: we hear a all the time of the split in the republican party, but tonight, there is growing divide in the dash take a look at this quote from dick durbin taking on his past. "this is one of the first time since he has been democratic leader that there has been a significant split in the caucus, and it is inevitable, it is awkward. the rebellion led by elizabeth warren was in full display today is the senate passed the biggest listening of regulation since the economic crisis. joining us now is democratic strategist isaac wright and associate opinion editor at "the washington times" radio talk show host right here in washin

secondly, this is a president who is being mocked by chuck schumer and nancy pelosi and the democrats and paul ryan and mitch mcconnell. he's being mocked. 5% on the border wall and he has to eat that? what is the point of being a and how many of you think that you will have a majority after this bill passes and you head into the midterms. i they you're waiting for a slaughter. >> if this is the last bill that we pass of significance before going into the midterms, it will and should leave a sour taste in the mouth of voters. i'm hopeful after this we'll be able to tackle critical priorities of the president like tax cuts -- lou: it's not going to matter, congressman. what you're putting forward here right now and so signing your names to will be gun control legislation. you'll be funding the democratic agenda. you'll be telling the president to go to hell with us. this is just not acceptable to his base and whoever is advising the president, whoever is advising the republican conference in the house is crazy as hell. you're going to pay a huge huge price. >> the people who advocate f

enough their target audience was obvious every legislator in this country i hope that my senator chuck schumer hears and i hope all our members of congress and our state legislators hear this message that we are sick of feeling unsafe in our schools we want them to ban assault weapons and expand background checks to be universal on all gun sales was across town around one thousand students teachers and administrators carried their rallying cry to the steps of the nation's capital a student shouldn't have to be afraid that person will shoot them at school that's not ok so i thought i'd come here to show my opinion because we're going to be the next generation to vote in people like that are lobbying people just to have the guns in this country that make people unsafe just like several members of congress stopped by chance erupted in admiration for months senator bernie sanders when he paid a brief visit to the crowd in a show of support for the young students were all in danger of gun violence and we need to be safe in our schools because school as our schools are laying and vironment this is w

senate democrats led by chuck schumer unveiling their plan for gun control.y with a big push towards a strict weapons ban. >> we believe there should be a debate on assault weapons on the floor of the senate. not every member of our caucus will support that ban. but the vast majority will: if the president can get some republicans to vote for the assault weapons ban, we can pass it soon. brian: what about just toomey-man colin that bipartisan push for background checks. here for that is senator bernie sanders and 2016 campaign manager tezlyn figaro, a republican strategist and author of this new book called "fire them now" philip stutz. welcome to both of you. a lot of people watched on wednesday were totally rifted to the legitimate debate between two sides so civil. i found it fascinating. no one really knew exactly what the president was going to sign on to. senator schumer upping the ante in a way you are comfortable with? >> let me start out by saying, this brian, i live in the state of florida. i have a 5-year-old daughter that will go to public school

host: was there a willingness for chuck schumer? guest: the current minority leader is capable of making bipartisan deals, he has a history of it. it worked effectively in 2013 on a comprehensive immigration bill. the minority leader is dealing with an unusual situation, mainly the donald trump presidency. this has provoked massive resistance from the beginning. it has been a partisan situation. the thing i should say to you startedviewers is i writing the book in the fall of 2016 when i believed that hillary clinton would be president. unless theot govern senate change. the book was not about donald trump or any particular person although senator mcconnell does in it because he is such a force. the long-term decline of the senate created a situation where people looked at washington and sent, it is not working. i am willing to try an outsider because people in washington are failing us. i put a lot of the senate's failure. host: we heard from chuck schumer in february about the condition of the senate. this is what he had to say. >

chuck schumer saying he is troubled by tendency to solve problems with the military when he says theus should be on the middle class. bolton could lead us into war with a ran and north korea. for his part the x fox news contributor telling us he is honored to take the post and commented on the president's controversial congratulatory call to vladimir putin. >> i don't consider it a significant point one way or the other. i said congratulations to a lot of people, foreign diplomats, officials, it is a matter of being polite. >> reporter: he was outraged by unacceptable weeks, not to congratulate latimer put in. he fired rex tillerson on twitter, urging kindness in his parting remarks. >> never lose sight of your most valuable asset, your personal integrity. this can be a very mean-spirited town. you don't have to choose to participate in that. >> reporter: the president nominated mike pompeo to take over the post. jillian: china warning the us pulled back from the brink after donald pronounced tariffs on chinese goods. >> in particular with china we will be doing a section 301 trade a

>> chuck schumer, bless his heart, got it exactly backwards. the only politics played is it was taken now the 2010 by the obama administration. and you're exactly right. this is about counting people. it's something we do every ten years, in order to apportion seats to states for equal representation in congress, and if we want to have -- if chuck schumer wants to have the argument that congress is there to represent illegal aliens, then he should sign up for that. but that's pure lunacy, and i don't know anybody who thinks that the government is here to represent or should represent illegal aliens. illegal aliens are here illegally and we could talk about what to do with them and how to fix all of these problems, but to sit here and say that the government, that the constitution is here so that congress represents illegal aliens is crazy and, of course, these are the same people who want special protections because of our tough history. want special protections to protect legal minorities in this country, such as american blacks. they are by d

only in america could this be chuck schumer. mr. schumer: ok. anyway. we are not here to talk about the great irish people. as much as we love them. ok. i want to thank everyone for being here. now, last january we senate democrats unveiled our trillion-dollar infrastructure plan and sent it to the president. we said it was one of the areas we could certainly work with the president when he called me a week after winning the election, that was the first thing we talked about. unfortunately it took a year for the administration to unveil a plan and the plan they unveiled just doesn't come close to doing what america needs. it relies on $200 billion in federal funds, largely financed by cutting existing infrastructure programs. and on local governments and the private sector to make up the vast bulk of infrastructure building we so desperately need here in america. robbing peter to pay paul a ittance won't do nearly enough to rebuild our infrastructure. as penn wateren found out, it would spur only 2% or $30 million of the $1.5 million new investment. isn

whether it is it nancy pelosi or chuck schumer. there is a tax cut.impacting people positively. >> yes, they are. >> right now people are seeing the difference in the paychecks and here and now, the immediate gratification. and i think tax cuts are paying dividends. >> and nancy pelosi is sort of taking credit for conner lamb's victory. and he ran against her and trump. >> he did say that he needed to see a leadership change and he said that about the republican party. and they may particularly it makes sense. and the president is toxic. and we may see that moving around if we move on midterms and the tax cuts are interesting. they are popular with republicans but not democrats. it will be consider to see. >> and at this time we had a report from the university of michigan and shat up to a near all- time high and nearly drove it. bottom one- third of income households had a percentage gain. unheard of and so some people in the lower end are excited about this. i don't think the polls capture that. >> and they are making more money. and i am not sure t

you both went uphill battle. >> democrats are certainly fighting back. >> can i ask you about chuck schumer and me and nancy pelosi. some democrats are denying the power of pelosi and schumer, particularly in district 18, where they'll see redrawing of lines and things could be different in november after the special election where the kind of gop-like democrat won. what do you do with the old guard? by old, i mean experienced. >> democrats, winning in these special elections, aren't hiding the party affiliation. the "d" is right there next to their name. >> they're hiding their love for those that have been there for many terms. >> they're making their policies clear, and people in the districts are standing with them. >> talk to me about old guard. you know it's a problem. bernie sanders lovers don't love the old guard. >> i think what you're seeing across the country is record numbers of democrats running. they're not afraid of what you're discussing here. they're not afraid. i think the message is clear, the republicans have built this big red wall, and democrats are going to tear it do

chuck schumer is not on board with this plan. this is what he had to say. let's get your reaction. the white house has taken tiny baby steps designed not to upset the nra when the gun violence epidemic in this country demands that giant steps be taken. democrats in the senate will push to go further including passing universal background checks. actual federal legislation on protection orders and debate on banning assault weapons. what's your reaction? >> the point is there are pieces of legislation before congress today take significant steps in the right direction. background checks, the stop violence act. they have broad bipartisan support. and the president wants to see congress act now, take these steps today and then let's look at what we can do as next step beyond that but every time we have had a situation like this, we have had a lot of discussion and camps go into their various corners. then we sit and don't get anything done. the president is committed to taking action and to ensuring that we do what we can at the federal level to protect kids. brian do you like what flo

chuck schumer called it a darn good bill. long and intense day of such discussions with several of our members who had legitimate concerns i'm relieved rather than depressed that we might be able to actually finish tonight. >> strongest objections came from the other senator from kentucky, rand paul who shut the government down last night. he voted against it issuing a statement afterwards saying congress must do a better job for the american people. we can support our military without further endangering our nation through fiscal recklessness and conservatives are not happy. here is reaction this morning from congressman matt gaetz. >> they are still celebrating in chuck schumer's office. democrats got what they wanted in this legislation but, unfortunately, we failed to deliver on so many of the priorities important to the president and the american people. >> couple of interesting moments. outgoing senator bob corker took to the floor to complain about the late hours. then idaho senator jim rich held things up over the ren

senator chuck schumer said today regarding the difference between china and the european union in terms of terrorists mr president focus on china go after china and do it in a smart focused but sharp edged way don't create a policy that hurts our allies more than it hurts china and causes china sort of giggle at our ineffectiveness a trade war is not what we want. making china play by the rules is what all americans want except that handful of businesses that just see their interest and raise in their profits no matter where their jobs go where they sell goods there you've got you've got chuck schumer there talking about the giggling chinese cars and how much support is there in washington for targeted tariffs. well there is indeed a lot of pressure on trump and the white house from outside the white house not to start a trade war and not to start a trade war in particular with allies like the european union canada and so on it's not just the democrats it's also republican leaders in congress it's economists it's a large part of the business community who are against this and indeed the

there you've got you've got chuck schumer there talking about the giggling chinese cars and how much support is there in washington for targeted tariffs. well there is indeed a lot of pressure on trump the white house from outside the white house not to start a trade one and not to start a trade war in particular with allies like the european union canada and so on it's not just the democrats it's also republican leaders in congress it's economists it's a large part of the business community who are against this and indeed the white house today said that there might be in fact exceptions for some countries under some circumstances from those tariffs but it's not clear what that means under which circumstances such exceptions would be granted so this is all a bit mad and let's not forget strum is very inconsistent you never know what happens what he will do next but on the issue of tariffs to protect american businesses he has been pretty consistent over decades so it could still be that he will follow his protection as instincts here and snap tariffs on everyone you know that's a ver

chuck schumer is apparently a throwback to the democrats of the segregation era.the only one. forr the last two nights, we've covered chicago's city key i.d. card, which isl specifically designed to appeal to illegal immigrants. it was designed with them in mind, for them. the mayor of that city, rahm emanuel, has said so repeatedly. and yet, that card will also serve as a valid i.d. for voter registration, which of course opens the door to illegal voting, which is the point. the city doesn't seem to care. in fact, they are encouraging it. austan goolsbee is an economics professor at the university of chicago and he joins us. austan, thanks for coming on. this seems like a challenge to the idea of democracy, which is that the people of the country, its citizens, ought to run the country. it seems like an invitation to foreign interference in the elections. i don't think there is any miss reading it. the city is issuing this to illegal aliens, they said that out loud. they are not requiring proof of citizenship, obviously, to get at. and yet they are not requiring

. >> well, i want to quote chuck schumer yesterday when he said neither party has paid enough attention to the crisis of the industrialization in america. so i think this is a very good move by the president. i wish the process had been a little more careful. and a little more strategic and targeted. but we do need to protect our industries, our basic industries in america. including steel and aluminum. it is vital for us to have that industrial capacity and that manufacturing capacity. not just for national defense, that is certainly important, but also for average working people. and you know, we have now a social and cultural crisis. that's where we get into the problems of the diseases of despair, addiction, alcoholism. 50-year-old workers lost their jobs to trade. they have no other place to go. so it's a crisis throughout our society. >> and liz, i always talk about -- stewart was going on about the hourglass economy. imagine an hourglass. you have the middle class here. they're getting squeezed throughout this. >> you're right. >> and our foreign exports basically are our trade i

chuck schumer offered him the wall.all for the dreamers and he turned it down. >> let's play dichotomy. i've been reading red state. i've been looking at the comments on there, breitbart and other places, hot air, et cetera, not a lot of people happy. here is one unhappy southern congressman named mr. kennedy who is disgusted with the bill. let's listen. >> can i ask you about the omnibus? >> yeah, it sucks. >> you're not going to vote for it? >> i'm going to vote against it twice if they will let me. i don't even know what's in the thing, okay? this is an embarrassment. i said it yesterday and i meant it. this is a great dane sized whiz down the leg of every tax payer in this country. no thought whatsoever to adding over a trillion dollars in debt. >> a great dane sized whiz down the leg of every taxpayer. now let's listen to chuck schumer's reaction to the bill. >> at the end of the day as the minority party we feel good about being able to succeed in so many ways. we don't have the house, we don't have the senate, we

what you hear comments like those from chuck schumer today calling up for republicans to stand up, are we at a point where we need that to happen? is there a need for them to be buffeted in some way for politicians to stand up and affirm that? >> yes, i think there is. i think that the people who follow donald trump need to hear from people in the republican par party, particularly how indigenous this is to democracy to have the president attacking the department of justice, the special counsel, the fbi, his attacks are undermining the institutions that are fundamental to our democracy and to truth and justice. i believe people on a jury would evaluate the facts and the evidence, and that's what we have to be paying attention to. i've been saying for a long time we need a public hearing so people in america can judge for themselves who's telling the truth. i'm encouraged by the fact that at least four people have come o out, marco rubio, lindsey graham, and flake, have come out and said this is a red line. trey gowdy said the same thing. so i think it is a red line. we cannot allow the

minorityate majorit leader chuck schumer says he hopes mike pompeo will turn over a new leaf as secretaryf state and tough policies toward russia and its president, what are potent. -- vladimir putin. schumer says with the firing of tillerson today, "instability of this administration in just about every area weakens america t." terror suspects were subjected to controversial interrogation techniques known as waterboarding -- the current deputy director carried out in order that the agency destroyed waterboarding videos that led to an investigation without charges. scott pruitt says there could be a showdown with california where lawmakers have led the nation in reducing emissions and air uitt says -- pr the state should not have the final say on setting emission standards for the rest of the country. >> they are talking with us. we will see where it leads. the waiver, i understand california's role in this process, california is not the arbiter of these issues. the epa makes those decisions. california contributes as well. and can't dictate to the rest of the country -- mark: the epa fac

chuck schumer is a throw back to the democrats segregation era. sadly he is not the only one.two nights we have covered chicago's city key i.d. card. which is specifically designed to appeal to illegal immigrants. it was designed with them with them in mind for them. the mayor of that city rahm emanuel has said repeatedly. yet, that card will also serve as valid i.d. for voter registration which, of course, opens the door to illegal voting which is the points. the city doesn't seem to care. in fact, as we just said they are encouraging it austan goolsbee is an economics professor at the university of chicago. he joins us tonight and a friend of rahm emanuels. austan, thanks for coming on. this seems like a challenge to the idea of democracy which is that the people of the country, its citizens ought to run the country. it seems like an invitation to foreign interference in our elections. and i don't think there is any misreading it. i mean, the city is issuing this to illegal aliens. they said that out loud. they are not requiring proof of citizenship obviously to get it and n

put nancy pelosi and chuck schumer in charge?pelosi and schumer aren't in jeopardy of losing their seats. we have to look at who is going to be, you know, coming up like in san diego darryl isis cease or if we look further north for devin nunes and only people like that. you know, those are areas that could be flipped. listen, let's just take texas, okay? right now out of all the republican states, out of all the red states, donald trump, the resident has the lowest approval rating in the state of texas. in 194, when we had the biggest surge in democratic voters come out, one democrat was able to flip a seat statewide in the big red texas. and guess what? over a million democrats came out on tuesday for the primary to vote. so maybe we could see, you know, flip a little blue. >> jason: they also had record turnout. tud cruz they had red turnout on the republican side of the aisle as well. >> yeah. that's one of the reasons that, you know, texas is not going to be blue. people here blue wave that's what they think we are painting

next, senate minority leader chuck schumer unveiling the democratic gun violence prevention plan that includes closing all loopholes law aiming to improve the nation's background check system. the plan also calls for protective orders to disarm individuals that may be a hard to others or themselves. this is 15 minutes. schumer: thank you for waiting.

enough their target audience was obvious every legislator in this country i hope that my senator chuck schumer hears that i hope all our members of congress and our state legislators hear this message that we are sick of feeling unsafe in our schools we want them to ban assault weapons and expand background checks to be universal on all gun sales was across town around one thousand students teachers and administrators carried their rallying cry to the steps of the nation's capital a student shouldn't have to be afraid that person will shoot on a school that's not ok so i thought i'd come here to show my opinion because we're going to be the next generation to vote when people were like in our lobbying people just to have the guns in this country that make people unsafe this is not right several members of congress stopped by chance erupted in admiration for months senator bernie sanders when he paid a brief visit to the crowd in a show of support for the young students were in danger of gun violence and we need to be safe in our schools because school as our schools our language vironment this

next, senate minority leader chuck schumer unveiling the democratic gun violence prevention plan that includes closing all loopholes law aiming to improve the nation's background check system. the plan also calls for protective orders to disarm individuals that may be a hard to others or themselves. this is 15 minutes. schumer: thank you for waiting. everyone ready? good morning. of you in this room and many americans around the country watched the presidents meeting on gun violence yesterday and were rather stunned and surprised. many of us pleasantly, by what we saw. i would like to give credit where credit is due. said a lot of things right yesterday. he seemed to strongly endorse universal background checks to ensure people who shouldn't have a gun don't have access to one. to an assault weapons ban and other measures to tackle gun safety. and he agreed with democrats that just passing fix nics is not nearly enough. the president acknowledged that taking meaningful steps to improve gun safety will require bucking the nra. he seemed willing and ready to do it and even pushed republ

do you see it with the current minority leader chuck schumer? guest: i think the current minority leader is capable of making bipartisan deals and has a history of it. he worked effectively in 2013 on a comprehensive immigration bill. the current minority leader is dealing with a unusual situation, namely the trump presidency, which provoked massive resistance from the beginning. it has been a partisan situation in that regard. the thing i should say to you and the viewers is that, i started writing the book in the believed016 when i that hillary clinton would be president. and couldn't govern unless the senate changed. my book wasn't about donald trump and any particular person, although senator mcconnell does loom large in it because he has been such a force. the long-term decline of the senate created a situation in which people look at washington at said, it is not working. i am willing to try an outsider because those people in washington are failing us. so i put a lot on the senate's failure. host: will hear from chuck heumer, and back in

you heard chuck schumer saying the same thing. can he do that? how tough is it to target a country like china? >> he could just target china. that is his authority, but -- so if you cut through all the rhetoric, the question we should be asking ourselves is why are we trying to prop up this one particular industry at the expense of everyone else and then -- >> the president will say because those industries are faltering. he wants to help some of those folks in the rust belt states. lot of people who voted for him. >> exactly. and he does have that constituency that has been on the so-called short end of the stick of a lot of the industrial change that the u.s. economy has gone through. the -- the problem with tariffs -- tariff is an import tax. and so consumers will pay more, manufacturers will pay more. it's going to slow down growth and it's not necessarily even going to change china's behavior. so by trying to prop up one industry at the expense of the entire rest of the economy and meanwhile you're not going to change china's behavior, what

and then you hear chuck schumer say this on a day in which these sanctions are quite strong. you say that a warning from ambassador nikki haley made a difference. how so? >> yes, listen, as long as nikki haley is tail at the u.n. that should give vote of confidence. what a bold leader. she is on that wall. she is watching and going to make sure that these fractions are implemented, these sanctions are implemented, rather, to make sure that americans can be safer each and every day. nikki haley is doing a great job and we applaud her work. >> harris: it is obvious, congressman walker that we have a russia problem. in fact, the world may have a russia problem. this isn't the only set of elections that they tried to touch. we have the mid terms coming up. talk to me about getting ready for those. and will there be more, do you think, coming from the white house on pushing back of the russians? >> listen, if we have and continue to see more evidence that russians are playing in elections specifically or doing other things of nefarious behavior. i hope we will continue to turn up

senator chuck schumer calling on the faa to suspending operating certificate. >>> newly released video from the 2015 navy shows some unidentified flying opbject. the clip was released to the stars academy of arts and sciences. the video is authentic department of defense footage showing the high speed flight of the unidentified aircraft. it comes on the heels of two other declassified videos of similar encounters published by "the new york times" in december. the department of defense did not comment. no wings, no tail. over the weekend, "the washington post" wrote an op-ed over why the pentagon doesn't care. what do you think? >> what do you think? >> it is too hard to explain what that is with no wings and no tail. >> a drone? some high tech spy? >> it would be nice to know. >>> the entire intel community says russia tried to help donald trump win the 2016 election. the republicans on the house intel committee says there is no collusion. they shutting down the investigation. >> it was apparent from the beginning from last march when the chairman went on the midnight run to the white

and no building size is perfect, chuck schumer says every build takes compromise.o many priorities for the middle class were included. everybody is happy, not conservatives like mark meadows, of the house freedom caucus. >> we continue to fund sanctuary cities, planned parenthood, we don't build a wall but we put money in for a tunnel. i'm not optimistic there will be conservative whens in this. >> today or tomorrow to the senate, buckle up, it will be a long neck couple days. >> a long ridiculous bill. >> donald trump working to keep a longtime campaign promise to fix the trade deficit with china. >> a $500 billion trade deficit, we like to piggyback this thing, the greatest theft in the history of the world. rob: the president is expected to announce a new round of tariffs designed to protect america and penalize china for property theft and violating trade agreements. that have could amount to $30 billion or more. rex tillerson will deliver a farewell address to state department employees after addressing the public last week about his departure from the adminis

. >> at a capitol news conference in the beinart aviator chuck schumer and failed the democratic proposal on guns that includes closing loopholes in improving the gun background check system. this is 15 minutes. >> i'm everybody. thank you for waiting. everyone ready? good morning. i'm sure many of you in this room and many americans around the country watched the president's meeting on gun violence yesterday and were rather stunned and surprised. many of us were -- by what we saw. first event to give credit where credit is due. the president's that a lot of things right yesterday. he seemed to strongly endorse universal background checks, to

pretty likely that something will happen and by the way we also got from the democratic senator chuck schumer some comments that in this case he actually applauds the us presidents or obviously also politically there is some backing or some back up of four of those announcement that donald trump made here on thursday in regards to china so there's certainly a lot of uncertainty and but it doesn't really sound like there's going to be a nice and peaceful way out of it at least at this point a polarizing decision yet again thank you very much and carter will of a story with you to france now where travelers are facing a new wave of strikes that is hitting the country's most high speed and regional trains were canceled on thursday unions are responding to president calls labor market reform to make things worse at the same time the country's largest airline is facing walkouts of its own. a bitter power struggle and a violent chaotic end to a long day of strikes in france in several cities around the country like here in paris demonstrators fourth street battles with the police. before that thous