chuck schumer runs to the senate floor to immediately defend comey except as it comes to hillary clinton, and starts talking r about the report. chuck schumer had not time to read this report, neither did the democrats running to the media, and they all sound the same because they'll have the same talking points. here's his recommendations, the ig. we recommend the department and fbi consider developing guidance that identifies the risks associated with and alternatives for permitting a witness to attend a voluntary interview of another witness. that's already a department of justice policy. what that means is, comey allowed the granted witnesses to collude. we recommend the department consider making explicit that

but also tonight, a spicey sit down with senate democratic leader with senate democratic leader, chuck schumer, testing the notion that democrats deserve to be in the majority. and outrage erupts after the attorney general argues that it is necessary to separate kids as young as infants from their parents at the border. what do you say? let's get after it. got to say it, the relationship between the press and the white house sucks. sorry, but that is the truth. here is a moment that really captures the state of play. >> frankly, i think my credibility is probably higher than the media's. and i think that in large part, that's because you guys spend more of your time focused on attacking the president instead of reporting the news. i think that if you spent a little bit more time reporting the news instead of trying to tear me down, you might actually see that we're working hard trying to provide you good information and trying to provide that same good information to the american people. >> all right. so, where are we now? we're frozen over that 2016 trump tower meeting. the media can't stop a

embracing people or having people shouted down in public, congressional black caucus is mad at chuck schumerecause schumer criticized maxine waters. it's wild. >> it is wild. i am a centrist. i believe there's about 40, 50% of america who rejects the politics of the far right and the far left. what you try to do in the elections, at least what i tried to do, is build consensus, not try to take narrow ideological points and principles and impose them on the electorate. i believe in civility and compromise. of all things, decency. for a general election -- >> laura: hold that thought. we're going to keep you for another block. we have so much to ask you. stay right there. a lot more. who is to blame for separations at the border? >> laura: the border crisis may not be the winning issue the left hoped it would be. according to a new rasmussen poll, most americans do not blame president trump for separating children from parents who cross the border illegally. this survey found 54% of likely voters blame the parents. who would have thunk it? only 35% blame the federal government for actually enf

he will vote for chuck schumer to be the leader and chuck schumer is not your friend. >> harris: and mcdaniel speaking candidly to joe manchin. great to see you today. we appreciate your time. >> thank you for having me, harris. >> harris: >> abby. >> -- now just minutes -- absolutely. we are minutes away from the press conference with president trump and japan's prime minister. stay with us. a >> dana: hi, everyone i'm dana perino. big show today as we are waiting for a news conference with president trump and japan's prime minister. a lot to talk about ahead of the president's meeting with the g7. and then kim jong un. plus, it will be her first time on the "the daily briefing." democratic senator elizabeth warren. she will join us in a few minutes with senator cory gardner. they have a bipartisan bill involving marijuana. i will ask them about today's hot topic. join us at the top of the hour. >> harris: we are just minutes away from the joint news conference president between trump and the japanese prime minister as the north korean summit is now coming in to full view. bring in

and democrats, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer said no.n fact chuck schumer said we shouldn't arrest any illegal immigrants within 100 miles of the border. that is the definition of a broken border. we cannot have that. >> do think that this will be passed this week? to finally try to get something? >> i think it's going to be very close vote. i think the democrats what i'm hearing nancy pelosi does not want to compromise. she will encourage all of them to vote no. this is a way that we can give a permanent legal status with a pathway to citizenship for daca. but also give us border security, a more merit-based system. i think it's a very good compromise. it will be hard to get this to do that but they should. all septic convinced conservative frenzies is the right thing to do. it is very important. >> had you do that? that is just the point. as he said, some are not for this legislation. finally, how do you do that so the american people can see that there is legislation in some of the issues you brought up? >> the present has made very c

i want to play a sound bite from czech chuck schumer. for the democratic party it seems like this is a better issue for p.r. >> there is only one real solution. as much as we would dream for another. and that is the president has solved this problem. but the odds of any legislation being able to pass without poison pill riders and signed by the president is just about zero when the percentage that the president could solve this problem is just about 100%. charles: we know president trump can't resolve the entire immigration issue. it began with the crisis with the children. but it's a golden opportunity in my mind for congress to take one part of a much larger issue, and find a solution. >> absolutely. let's not forget president trump stepped up with trying to address a long-standing issue that previous congressional bodies as well as presidents failed to deliver. you just played the spot with chuck schumer. democrats don't want a solution. they want to hold on to the problem and use it as a wedge in terms of advising the electorate to w

on the other side senate democratic leader chuck schumer says he wants to help the kids on the border but blocking many legislation that would help the kids and doing that so he can rally democrats base ahead of the midterms. what we saw was the president reversing himself on the issue to mute the negative headlines and images on the short-term but to reframe this. in the medium and long term and play this as being tough on illegal immigration while trying to show compassion. this keeps families together while in custody, speeds of their cases and brings in the pentagon to provide shelter. the president acknowledged to house republicans he knew the party was facing political pressure so this executive order keeps families together while in custody and seeks to modify the 2015 court settlement from when barack obama was president. at that time a california judge that is being held by the obama administration, widespread deplorable conditions. the aclu -- they will block this all costs despite the president saying he is trying to find a balance. >> we will keep families together but the

the president fired back tweeting the chuck schumer said the summit was all cattle and no hat. thank you, but are you sure you got that right? rockets flying all over the place, he will remain coming home and much more. the big items, democrats criticizing for bringing up his agreement with kim jong un is ruining the military exercises with south korea. today, the president defended that decision tweeting holding back during the negotiations was my request because they are very expensive in a bad light during a good-faith negotiation. also quite provocative. if talks break down, which i hope will not happen. "fox news sunday" the top democrat on the senate armed service committee says they were serious ramifications for pausing those exercises, particularly in its initial meeting. >> it is a big deal. first of all a complete surprise to our allies and south koreans and japanese. they are very concerned. second, it is part of our determined not wargaming, that deterrence of the north koreans. also, it's interesting the chinese are among the first to report the succession of thes

so what is chuck schumer eating or drinking? >> i don't know. i'd like to know. ting. senate schumer said it would be a democratic nation in the making. maybe he should stick to his day job and stop obstructing and lay off the political prognosticating. he's not very good at it. dagen, to your point, it's just math. democrats are facing -- they have more democrats up for re-election cycle than republicans do. not to mention the ten states that president trump won, five by double digits. a lot of vulnerable democrats. a poll showed that at least five of the democrats, more than half of voters in those states said they don't deserve re-election. so democrats are looking a tough math and we might see chuck schumer crying on election night in november. >> so it's now 51-49. republicans control the senate. 26 democrats are on the ballot because of retirements and people dropping out. nine republicans. it's a steep hill to climb but democrats have very good chances in nevada, arizona to the open seat and in tennessee, the seat vacated by bob corker, where phil bredesen

. >> melissa: top senate democrat chuck schumer already vowing opposition. shocking. saying none of the potential nominees on the president's list would be fit for the high court and warning that the president's nominee may move to overturn the court's landmark roe v. wade abortion ruling. >> the senate should reject on a bipartisan basis any justice who would overturn roe v. wade or undermine key healthcare protections. the senate should reject anyone who will instinctively side with powerful special interests over the interests of average americans. >> one of the top judicial advisers to the president on the next supreme court pick dismissing senator schumer's concerns. leonard leo of the federal society noting the democrats have been saying that for decades. >> the left has been using the roe v. wade scare tactics since 1932. -- 1972. for 30 years, nothing has happened to roe v. wade. we know a lot about the justice roberts as we knew about kennedy when he was nominated. so i think the abortion issue is a scare tactic. >> melissa: so i'm very excited to be on the c

that is why you see theed messaging by chuck schumer and the rest of the s democraying, a women's right to choose is at stake and the future of the affordable care act is at stake and that is to not only motivate their voters ogd keep the rest of the democratic caucusher but put that pressure on the two republican senators who are pro-abortion rights. >> justice kennedy said he is going to leave at the end of july. pete: what they'll say, i'll retire when my successor is nominatednd con filmed. if it seems like the senate is goingo play this out all the way up to the election, it cares about the senate, because they are apparenncy not ned by the first monday in october, we are probably going toville eight justices. >> and we went through that or days after scalia's day. this is cast as amon you mental battle, thise is first nomination that is going to be brought to the senate that doesn't have the same filibuster power. all it takes is a simple majority to approve a supreme court nominee this could be quick and dirt. they may not have a hard timeo get him on the bench. robert: if anybod

. >> it's a ridiculous argument that chuck schumer is trying to make and that's grasping at straws. big difference between a midterm election in the presidential election. in a presidential year election you have a person in the case of obama is going out of office but who would make a last hail mary touchdown throw to try to get a justice in there. that's all we are talking here. president trump's in his second year. this is a midterm election. it's not a presidential election in chuck schumer knows that a watching him lately he can't help himself. he plays the role of the ever predictable partisan and he's doing it today. liz: there's talk that the president has a list of 25 names to look at. when you look at this governor a lot of those ideas, 25 majority are in their 50's. they are very young so this is really important who the president chooses. do you have your druthers for any candidate? >> that's why i'm not on that list. i'm pretty sure that's a only reason i wasn't even included in my list of 25 but i think that's a smart move to put people on their who have the opportunit

chuck schumer let it slip that democrats aren't that concerned about separated immigrant kids. they prefer to keep the issue alive rather than work with the president to solve it. couldn't give him credit. asked why the democrat reject the gop bill, the senator said, quote, legislation is not the way to go here when it's so easy for the tonight sign it. what? heaven forbid democrats work with the gop to fix the crisis without leaving the border wide open. we're going to de great immigration policy in a moment. first another update on the separation on the border from rodney, chief border patrol agent of the san diego sector. great today you, how are you, thanks for being with us. >> thank you for having me. i hear there's a birthday wish we should pass on. >> laura: i decided to celebrate with you guys. i have to celebrate the birthday the border patrol. >> thank you. >> f laura: thank you so much. i was here in 1997 covering the operation gatekeeper, clinton-era double fencing which reallywa worked. it was really successful. now, it's 21 years later. what's changed? >> well, c

and what chuck schumer would want. that is a stark difference and it will play out this fall. >> all right. stand by. we have to get a break in here. we've been covering this breaking news. we're talking about supreme court justice anthony kennedy will be turning 82, he has just announced that he will be retiring from the supreme court effective end of july. what this means moving forward for this court. will we have a new justice before the all-important midterm election this november? i'm brooke baldwin. you are watching cnn. your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. billions of problems. dry mouth? parched mouth? cotton mouth? there's a therabreath for you. therabreath oral rinse and lozenges. help relieve dry mouth using natural enzymes to soothe and moisturize. so you can... breathe easy, there's therabreath at walmart. we have

senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says a vote will take place in the fall for chuck schumer sayshey should wait until after the november election. back to you in new york. >> the court making is that the major decision that will implicate financial markets in a public labor union print the supreme court deciding government employees will say it does to use political views that nonworking union workers may not agree with. cheryl: for war, attorney david renault. good morning. first away to listen to what president trump had to say about this resignation. >> i am very honored that he chose to do it during my term in office because he felt confidence you need to make the right choice and kerry on his great legacy. >> it's interesting because kennedy said in the resignation he felt the timing was comfortable and that donald trump would pick the right nominee. do you think that nominee is going to be a good one under president trump first and foremost? >> that depends which way you're coming from. for conservatives absolutely. this is a very important seat and democrats are struggling

. >> i thi chuck schumer is in a tenableosition and he is the democratic leader and they nee to show their base they are doing all they can. they are pretty limited what they can do. not show up? that would be very extreme,t at would that do to the moderate dem the other states? i think there is an argument you can make f the democrats to say, listen, we know how this is goinnd to we need to put up a fight and work over the nominee. but maybe get it done before the election and then go to our base and say look at whapeis hng here. you need to elect democrats so we can stopore of this. >> the key for chuck schumer and democrats is they have to first keep their own member unified because that is how they were able to defea the repeal of the affordable care act. there we efforts against that. joe mamp chin and bernie nders and that's when the pressure keeps up on the susan collins and lisaow mui. robert: is nancy pelosi nervous? >> i think there has been concern from both sides that the focus might be nerated towards the senate because democrats have a decent shot of flipping the house

harris: ted cruz has the answer is it a secret. >> democrats were involved and pushed back by chuck schumer. have you schumer and democrats rahm emanuel strategy never let a crisis go to west. gone from demagoguing about the issue to try to take advantage of it. >> harris: everybody will be back. i'm going downstairs. managing blood sugar is not a marathon. it's a series of smart choices. and when you replace one meal or snack a day with glucerna made with carbsteady to help minimize blood sugar spikes you can really feel it. glucerna. everyday progress. like nothing you, ncy or she, has ever seen. filets of 100% real natural chicken or seafood. handcrafted, and served any way she wants. purely fancy feast filets. love is in the details. find thenah.ote yet? honey look, your old portable cd player. my high school rethainer. oh don't... it's early 90s sitcom star dave coulier... cut...it...out! [laughing] what year is it? as long as stuff gets lost in the couch, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> harris: brea

issues on the table from chuck schumer. the changes they made are pretty reasonable. understand why -- there's a consensus that can't pass. i hear that and i'm sure it's correct. but why can't it pass? people want something done. it's a reasonable compromise. >> bret: jonah, before break. >> it's worth pointing out one of the reasons why democrats have hardened as they want to support dianne feinstein's bill and her bill is insane in its provisions about what it would do. basically it suggests democrats have bought into this idea that they can bet on the democratic c wave and they don't want to let go of the issues. the republicans are in real trouble. this issue splits the republican party at a moment the blue wave seemed to be dissipating. the economy was going gangbusters. looked like the republicans could hold on to the house. all of all of a sudden, this puts all of that in doubt. it's a precarious situation. >> bret: precarious with both sides. the red state democrats who signed onto feinstein's bill which says you can't arrest any illegal immigrants within 100

when chuck schumer rejected g.o.p.'t accused of ignoring the children's plate. immigration is complicated. heartrending pictures of trying, crying kids are not. but for all the media english, 56% of republicans and the quinnipiac poll approve of the president's policy or migrant families. shannon? >> shannon: howie kurtz, thank you very much. up next, our "midnight hero" are making difference one stitch at a time. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, ... with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor if these occur. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develo

martin luther king about people like chuck schumer. what did you mean.are being ripped apart. children are being ripped apart from families. if you're going to talk to me about civility about how i'm supposed to act when i see a sarahrs hackabee-s, it is in my right and say to her this is what i feel about you. civility is not about violence, the womhe's marn you saw ayit the largest single k protest in u.s. history welcomed a lot of new activists. the next step is what else do you got? you can rally, hold a sign. if you believe insomething, and in perpetual outrage, you can organizeig in l of people liken chuck schumer takes the time to sit on the senate floor and try to chastise aoman like mac seen waters who's basically saying ton'us, she did say harass or hch or people. she said there's nothing wrong with a restaurant like the hen to basical give you your money back and say, we'll comp your plate and we don't want you in yot. establis i get harassed by peopl that are, you know, in my opposition they a heckle mt events, it'sth r right to do that and c

greg: there was that from senator chuck schumer, but also gop senators didn't take too kindly to this. they compared it to steel tariffs, which were imposed in the name of security, saying cte was a bigger security risk. another gop senator in the president's own party saying while zte might make a good phone, they are a little bit too close to the chinese communist party to his taste. a group of bipartisan senators introduced legislation in the senate to try to block the deal or at least put certain restrictions on lifting zte penalties. ramy: yesterday, we had former investor to china max baucus nefarious word actors. in the meantime, president trump has a lash out at traditional u.s. allies, tweeting again, please tell president trudell and president macron they are charging the u.s. massive tariffs and create nonmonetary barriers. the eu trade surplus with the u.s. is, $151 billion in canada keeps our farmers and others out. i like that positivity there at the end. this doesn't set the stage for something that is more or less than amicable. greg: no. in fact, it doesn't look like

martin luther king warned us about people like chuck schumer. it wasn't the ku klux klan and white senior counselors who were the obstacles of justice. it was people calling forivelity and people telling us how to protest. when we talk about civility, it is not civil to rip babies from their mothers. it is not civil to break up muslim families. it is not civil to take away health care from millions of americans. so you want to talk to me about civil lit, let's make're engaging in justice and ensuring every american has access to health care and housing, that there is no poverty in america. i was at laguardia airport and i recorded a video of children, i'm talking between the ages 5 to 8 being that came off a united airlines flight who were unaccompanied minors. i am distraught we live in a country talking about civility but don't see the same outrage about kids being strip interest their mothers. >> there's a little bit of a difference between the right and the left. >> really? >> see it in the people chanting lock her up at trump raleighs. ther

chuck schumer needs to get democrats elected in red states.o he's trying to pull back a little bit. so this is not used in campaign fodder against democrats. what we need to do is look back and say what is best for the country? what is best for the united states of america? >> neil: does that apply to, you know, trump loyalists and republicans that shut down a cnn recorder -- >> it applies to everyone of us as americans. it should be held across the board. >> neil: and ally, some say one hates the other side and they hate the party lecturing them. i just want a middle ground. i want things solved. immigration is a good example. there's more agreement than you know between the parties on this issue. but they're both captives to their bases. nothing will get done. that's what i worry about. your thoughts. >> exactly. exactly. and this republic was founded on this i don't want to stay aggressive but this very spirited discourse and dialogue hand debate. it's okay if we disagree. let's come to the table with ideas, not with personal attacks and tr

we've heard from chuck schumer. they don't want the seat filled. they said they'll do what they can to block it but there's limits to what they can do. senator harris out of california, viewed as progressive and liberal said this. she says we should not vote on confirmation until they have voted at the ballot box. she said the president's list of potential nominees are complete nonstarters. we cannot and will not accept them to serve on the highest court in the land. the president has prepared a list of 25. not clear how she plans to stop them. as long as this is done before the mid-terms and the republicans maintain at least a 51 vote margin there in the senate, it's going to be tricky for democrats have have anything to do with shutting this down, neil. >> neil: this i do know, you'll have a long, long day. you've had one. i can't wait till your show tonight. thank you very much, shannon. great work. >> thank you. >> neil: john roberts is in the white house where this went down. the president is optimistic that he will move very quickly on this.

when chuck schumer does something like this, you know he's examined this and it's a political winner.t say he was open to it? >> he said he would be for states, that states should govern. which is different than sessions has been saying. i think the interesting clash will become between trump and the white house and other republicans and jeff sessions. >> but the law and order party has a harder issue with this. >> and white evangelicals, what are they going to say? they're big backers of this president. >> from this issue, we shift to capitol hill, where the house votes on what would be considered major immigration legislation. the republican leadership is calling the vote again in an hour from now, even though it knows the bill is unlikely to pass. it did get an 11th hour tweet of support from the president. passage will show we want strong borders while democrats want open borders and crime. that from the president who last week said congress is wasting their t phil, what's going to happen? >> reporter: that will vote and the vote will fail. i think the interesting element of this,

looking at chuck schume ears there -- chuck schumer's language there. he says the adversaries gained more than allies did that is hard to square the circle on. ye china and russia have an interest in getting the united states off the peninsula. they like the idea wegoing to tr permanently halt the military exercises. they don't want the u.s. military in the region when china is building their islands. but when the allies benefited from a promised denuclearization which has to be followep with, are no longer facing an existential threat. so for schumer to say the adversaries gained more than the allies, that is not accurate. >> harris: you got three americans home mmit. you don't even hear that. the issue of human rights is one that is still rearing its head as something people don't think on the left side of the aisle, k got enough in north korea.the president weigh in on that. : is in fact the first and gravest threat to the globe was nuclear because -- was north korea because of the nuclear weapons and that is an important first step. we cannot lose s

chuck schumer is not ambiguous on the question.with a lot of polling data that healthcare works for democrats. who had been a negative for them under obama now in the regime of sort of hobbled obamacare with the trump administration having gutted much of obamacare, but still left the construct there, the democrats have a real opportunity to push republicans on health insurance, on healthcare and schumer wants to discipline his party that they focus on that. 's an issue that works. >> sandra: might be be one of the only issues. i want to ask you what jonathan hunt was talking about. you have this race in nevada and also in north dakota. you have a race settled. that will be a big one as well. >> north dakota, we're waiting for the main event. we have two -- because it's a sparsely populated state, north dakota's congressman, kevin cramer is elected at large. rare circumstance where you'll have somebody rug for senate who has already been elected b the voters. heidi heitkamp, a freshman that won the favor of president trump. she's a

a vote for her is a vote for nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. vote for her is a vote for taxes going way up. are going to give you all sorts of false promises. your taxes are going way up. she was saying forget about the crumbs. it was a lot of money for people. more. $3000 three weeks, she was talking about she wants to raise everybody's taxes. i don't think so, somehow that doesn't play very well. is a vote for her increased taxes, weak borders, it's really a vote for crime, it's a vote to get rid of police officers. they want to get rid of vice. -- of ice. the thing they respect his toughness. you are the number one student in your class, they don't respect that, they respect toughness. our people are so tough. they are much tougher than the ms 13 people. these guys go in with a paddy wagon and they grab them and put them in and we get them out of our country and we put them in jail. they are killing people. they don't kill them with guns. they kill them with knives because they cut them into little pieces. it's much more painful. they are ta

is aber a vote for her vote for nancy losey and chuck schumer.ust remember, a vote for her is a vote for taxes going way up. they are going to give you also is a false promises, the taxes are going way up. shoot say, forget about the crumbs. $3000 more. three weeks ago, she was talking about raising everybody's taxes. think so. somehow, that does not play very well. it is really a vote for crime. it is a vote to get rid of police officers. in long island, we have towns where they have a lot of ms 13. the thing they respect is toughness. they do not respect if you are the number one student. are so tough, they are much tougher than the ms 13 people. these guys go in with a paddy a man andthey put take him out and we get them the hell out of our country and in some cases, we put them in jail. they are killing people. they do not kill them with guns. they kill them with knives. they cut them into little pieces because it is much more painful. they are taking beautiful young women off the street. daughters killed violently by ms 13. cut up. cut up. n

you hear the guys like chuck schumer and others waffling. >> yeah, iean, the last few weeks if not thedecade has thrown us anything is that the issue has to be addressed. it's imperative we find a solution to this. >> harris: chuck schumer shut the government down over there. >> he shut the government down over this. i think rightly so. the mistake he made was reopening it so soon. they should have stuck to their guns on the issue. can't -- i was in favor of the shutdown and opposed to -- >> harris: really? >> and rehope quickly. why the shutdown? just a dramatic issue or did you mean it? for democrats they want the leadership to mean it a hence the divide. >> harris: you are talking about that socialist defeat the ten-term new york congressman joe crowley. >> i would saberny sanders. on republican side donald trump fighting the establishment and the congress that seems to be at an impasse. ris: and you are a democrat guest. i want to remind everyone. josh holmes, you were on -- >> democrats are not in control, though. let's say that. >> harris: you were on with us on "outnumbered." yo

. >> mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer talked about immigrant families being separated after crossing the border. first we hear from senator mcconnell on how his party plans to address the situation followed by senator schumer. >> good afternoon everyone. i support and all of the members of the republican conference support a plan that keeps families together while their immigration status is determined. we had a very robust discussion at lunch about the need to fix the problem. i understand the president just called on us to fix the problem and obviously, for that to occur in the senate would require bipartisan discussions. senator cornyn has been in the middle of this, senator cruz and others are working on it as well. we hope to reach out to the democrats and see if we can get a result which means making a law and not just get into some kind of sparring back and forth that leads to no conclusion. for that let me turn to senator cornyn. >> i agree with majority leader, that is what we want to do. we want to keep families together. some people have suggested the only way to do that i

senate democratic leader chuck schumer who is weighing in. listen. >> this ruling did not make us any safer, and i believe that the court was wrong. it's un-american to do what has been done. reporter: the white house is essentially said that countries can be removed from the travel ban, liz, all they have to do is change vetting process. chad is an example of a country that has done so. what does it mean for travelers? they can challenge the bhanot -- ban on the ground. this was brought forward by the state of hawaii, the court and the trials will continue but the supreme court says their decision has to be based on the outcome today, which was upholding the travel ban, trish? >> democrats responding, slamming the decision. take a listen. >> we are a nation that this is moral vandalism about our values, what's going on, separating families to religious-based travel ban. >> this is a dark day for anybody in our country, the president can pretty much do whatever he wants to discriminate against groups of people and say it's for national securi

nancy pelosi and chuck schumer have chosen to distance themselves quickly from waters. they itching to fight trump's fire with fire of their own? we have msnbc political analyst, and opinion writer for "the washington post." and robert, let me just start with you, it was striking to me yesterday that the sense i was getting this was an inexact thing, but there was a lot of resonance with what waters had said, or at least sympathy for why she was saying it from democratic activists, but then you look at their leaders, you looked at pelosi, you looked at chuck schumer and they couldn't distance themselves fast enough. is there a disconnect there at all? >> there is a slight disconnect, if you look at congresswoman waters, her rhetoric against president trump has been pretty edged since the beginning of his administration, that's why she's been cheered by my activists, democratic leaders know that the base of the party is very energized for the midterm elections, at the same time they don't want to become a political target who keeps tweeting that tru waters is the face of

this is chuck schumer. travel ban doesn't make us safer and the supreme court ruling doesn't make it right. this is a backward and unamerican policy that fails to improve our national security. is that a policy or is it the democrats' efforts this time trying to use the issue, the courts and immigration, to motivate their base. >> democrats are not running on the courts, they're running on health care and the opioid crisis and they're running on all these other issues. they're following the virginia model much more than what chuck schumer is saying about this. there is a policy argument to point to these restrictions and say they make no sense. there are a lot of countries with major extremism problems that aren't on this list. you could actually make a national security counterargument. that's not going to motivate a ton of voters, i suspect, but they're turning out in better numbers because of judges. twitter is running on merrick garland, but democrats across the country are not running on the judges, an

but once we do that, it doesn't solve larger problem. >> that is not what -- you brt up chuck schumer is not what they were talking about. >> melissa: hang on. let's have a calm conversation about how we can solve this problem. >> i'm thrilled but you can't lie about kids. >> melissa: are there democrats that would come together for republicans for a legislative solution after the executive order is signed? >> democrats have been talking about having a legislative solution for immigration reform for years and years and years. the stumbling block has been the republicans so what donald trump tried to do is change things up. he decided in april to announce a new policy to separate children from the parents to hold the people hostage. >> melissa: we are not going back to history, we are trying to solve the problem. >> then let me finish my point. >> melissa: then we'll try to solve the problem. go ahead. >> it's important to understand where we are. he couldn't break a log jam. he said i'll separate them from the parents. >> melissa: to create pressure. >> to create pressure. >> melissa:

now this democrats like chuck schumer is going after the president saying he's turning our foreign policyo an international joke. my next guest is fired up and ready to take that on he is the weekly standards executive editor fred barns and he joins me next. i feel a great deal of urgency... i think, keep going, and make a difference. at some point, we are going to be able to beat als. because life is amazing. so i am hoping for a cure. i want this, to uh, to be a reality. um, yeah. most people come to la with big dreams. ♪ we came with big appetites. with expedia, you can book a flight, hotel, car, and activity... all in one place. ♪ everything you need to go. ♪ expedia® yes or no? do you want the same tools and seamless experience across web and tablet? do you want $4.95 commissions for stocks, $0.50 options contracts? $1.50 futures contracts? what about a dedicated service team of trading specialists? did you say yes? good, then it's time for power e*trade. the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. looks like we have a couple seconds left. let's do some card twi

i see chuck schumer, "we must have borders." hillary clinton, "we must have borders."f people penetrate our borders, we want to get them out of the country. now all of a sudden him a big open border people. it's a whole big con job. democrats also refuse to fund the personnel come about space, resources we need to house the miners. now they want us to take care of the miners, that is fine. if they don't want to give us the money to take care of them, because the worst everything looks, they think the better they will do with respect to the blue wave. >> laura: democrats claim that their only concern for their offer of the children, housed in those shelters, though, as the trump administration is pointing out, how the facilities are a safe haven compared to the long and perilous journey made at the mercy of human traffickers, smugglers, and yes, coyotes. >> they've created and let it happen, a massive child smuggling industry. it's exactly what it's become. traffickers. you think about this, human traffickers are making a fortune. it's a disgrace. these loopholes force

they are told by chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, don't do it. they don't care about the children, the injury, the problems, they don't care about anything. say abstract, and let's see how we do. they have no policies that are any good. they generally stick together. i respect him for that. their policy stink. -- policies stink. all they can do is make it possible to take care of children and families and immigration. we should be able to make an immigration bill that can really solve the problem. this is one aspect of it. we should be able to do a bill. i would like them to come over to the white house anytime they want. after the cabinet meeting would be good. they are invited, officially. we have to do something about immigration in this country. for 50 years, it was a disaster. over the last 20, 25 years, it has gotten worse. we can solve this problem. we have hired thousands of judges. no country in the world is hiring judges like that. mexico by the way is doing nothing for us. they are the strongest immigration laws. they can do whatever t

chuck schumer who called for civility.s rally in north dakota donald trump referenced the recent rhetoric the left. >> please keep maxine waters on the air as your face and your mouthpiece for the democrat party, please. heather: women's large organizers willing to rest arrest going as far as raising money for bail fund. heather: the terrorist behind the deadly benghazi attack that left four americans dead will spend 22 years in prison. sentenced for terrorism and other charges, they did not find him guilty of murder. in 2012 he directed his extremist group to attack the us special mission compound setting it on fire. us amb. christopher stevens and three other americans were killed. north korea poses a threat to the united states. secretary of state mike otto warmbier clarifying the situation after donald trump tweeted earlier this month, quote, there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. otto warmbier says the president intended to say the threat is reduced following the nuclear summit. senators from both sides

he cannot do it, he needs nancy pelosi's, he needs chuck schumer.s to have a surprising sound to it to the trump voters who believed he alone could do it. >> fortunately for him he has sean hannity and others who will try and convert this into something that they will be willing to believe. but i think the fact is most voters out there other than the core of people who are going to be with trump no matter what are going to see what's happening and are going to be appalled by it. this is what frightens in republicans in the house and senate they can't make it work and they have the reigns of power, and it's going to hurt them in november. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, the girls are really stopping donald trump. stopping what he wants to do on the southern border. the little girls and teenage girls who have made their way to the southern border. they are the ones who are stopping the president of the united states. (vo) we came here for the friends. and we got to know the friends of our friends. and we found others just like us. and just like t

chuck schumer, -d- minority leader: our republican colleagues in the senate should follow the rule theyt in 2016, not to consider a supreme court justice in an election year. in washington, i'm natasha chen. ( james ) what happens at the federal level... affects the bay area. the san franciso pro-choice group naral (nay-rahl) says the significance of justice kennedy retiring can't be overstated. they say he was a key swing vote in favor of protecting a woman's right to choose.

could go up in smoke thanks to chuck schumer? as part addiction skyrockets is this a good idea?mments are pouring in and jackie ibanez joining them up next, good morning. ♪ ♪ than i have ever been lifted before ♪ keep it up ♪ by desire ♪ at your side >> remember when mixing water said this about protesters? >> you get out in a crowd. >> and those death threats, waters blaming the president, lied about her encouraging attacks on the borders. they weren't joking, thousands of women marching to washington dc for the day of unrest protesting donald trump's immigration policy, and people arrested at the senate office building. [shouting] heather: democratic congressman says that she was among the women arrested. she tweeted that another protest is planned for tomorrow. which will be today. the push to legalize marijuana is reaching a new high, chuck schumer introducing a bill that would federally decriminalize it but at the same time addiction to pot is skyrocketing. is this a good idea? jackie ibanez is here to break it down. >> reporter: we will break down. the federal punishment f

everything has been misdirected. >> what congress is supposed to do they wouldn't do so chuck schumere executive branch you need to do it in the president does it and it is not good enough but i want to ask tammy bruce this federal judge that has prohibited the government from holding children in detention for p agos longer than 20 days so part of the decree was they were going to go to her and address that matter so this decree could go into effect. what will happen with that? >> i don't think it will go anywhere, the judge will hold aground and keep it at 20 days and families will be put back on the street which is the catch and release program which feinstein's bill endorses so these people will go back on the street, go to sanctuary cities and be lost for good. >> let's talk about dianne feinstein's bill which every democrat is supporting. and letting criminals out on the street. >> that is what they want. thfree aess for anyone who comes to the border to come to take taxpayer expense. >> they want to make sure they can hold on to this issue is midterms approach. is that happening

democratic leader, chuck schumer speaking to reporters on his take on the north korea summit.ountry like north korea with the leader who is a ruthless -- as ruthless as kim jong-un is has nuclear weapons and icbms that can threaten the u.s., photo ops will not do. we need follow through. we need to see that danger is removed. president trump seems to have given away two or three of the major things kim jong-un wanted. next toing, the flags each other. no delay of exercises without getting anything in return. what do we believe? this is democrats. first, north korea must dismantle over move every single one of its nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons. they must in the production enrichment of uranium and plutonium for military purposes and dismantle their nuclear weapons infrastructure including test sites. they have to continue to dispense -- suspend holistic missile tests. north korea must commit to any time, anywhere inspections for both nuclear and ballistic missile programs including all non-declared suspicious sites. if inspectors reveal violations there has to be a

>> can your party get. >> i put my money on chuck schumer. >> do you have enough strength to hold this vote off till the voter vote in november? >> chucking is an incredible leader. he cares deeply about this issue. he's reaching out to all of us. because he knows how critical this is and he needs all the soldiers on the field. and i believe that he is committed to this and he is going to fight to the end to make sure that the right thing happens. >> what's going on in the democratic party? you're a progressive and young and new. you've had a political history of real substance as attorney general. i know all elections are local. tip always said all things local. i don't think everything's local. a young hispanic woman was able to knock off a brand name product of this country, joe crowley. she's 28 years old what's going on? >> what's going on is that i'm seeing it around the country. there are people who have never run for political office, a lot of them are women. hop are deciding that their voices are not being heard, their voices are not present and they are getting out there, the