we touched on heidi heitcamp. app example of congress and the white house and republicans trying to put some of these democratic incumbents on defense here. heidi heitcamp supporting pompeo's nomination. a few other democrats have not come on out yet and supported her. joe donnelly, joe manchin and others. republicans are trying to tighten the excuse on these folks and put them on defense ahead of 2018. i think that's a big story. but pompeo going to north korea i think will really elevate him. we're going to wait to see what happens on that if they actually end up going straight to a floor vote without him passing through committee. that will be a big question. it is a tightening of the screws on the 2018 candidates. you haven't seen foreign policy become a big campaign issue this year. we're starting to see a little bit of it. >> al, i can't imagine a democrat up for reelection wanting to spike the north korean opportunity. i think there will be a lot more votes than heidi heitcamp. the president said rand has a

kevin kramer, who is running against heidi heitcamp saying i'm urging sop sonny purdue to an end to thisthey don't know whether these tariffs will go through. for the first time you are seeing republicans on the hill like chuck grassley, kevin kramer, seeing how this adversely affects their con teufp swepbts, visa is sa a video farming communities. >> the lowest in 40 years. but of course the drugs coming over the border. we had 66,000 who died of o.d.s. what does it moon when jerry brown in california doesn't want to seem to go along even though it is the president's decision? >> he seems to be the wild card. arizona, new mexico, texas, the governors seem to be on board with this. that's what we hear from military officials. this is an unprecedented move. president obama had an additional called operation failings to try and stop drugs. it involved the national guard, about 1,200 national guard soldiers. but it is important to point out what they will and will not be doing. as far as we know for now. there are still a lot of details we don't have yet. they are still being worked out spe

north dakota senator heidi heitcamp committing to voting in favor of the former cia director.s facing a tough re-election campaign in a state president trump won by double digits. the foreign relations committee will vote on supporting pompeo on monday. a final confirmation vote is expected soon. graduates at the u.s. naval academy are getting a farewell address from the commander-in-chief. >> hip hip. >> hooray. jillian: president trump saying it's his great honor and pleasure to give this year's commencement speech. the graduation is on may 25th in annapolis, maryland. steve: fantastic. i love it when they throw the hats. brian: do they get them back? steve: they do get a hat back. ainsley: no guarantee it will be theirs. steve: i was there once and it was crazy. brian: governor cuomo was born and raised in new york but he must have forgotten that. >> i'm undocumented. you want to deport an undocumented person, start with me. because i'm an undocumented person. brian: no, you're not. i'm sorry. we're giving him a breathalyzer. diamond and silk here to react. steve: don't kno

get heidi heitcamp and joe marching when it goes to the floor.ay but majority leader filed cloture to shut off debate. make hard decision how they vote. they supported him for cia director. he has done exactly whether a they wanted him to do as cia director. now they have to do some political gymnastics and do contortions to figure out how to justify a reason to vote against him when there is no reason to vote against mike pompeo. brian: you aren't functioning. leaving a lot of nominees out in the wilderness. mitch mcconnell will not make you guys work seven days a week to get that 20 hours needed. this three day a week workweek is leaving the president playing more than one man or woman down. next is gina haskel. next is going to be ronny jackson for v.a. what's happening with them? they're not in front of your committee but they will be on the floor what do you think? >> that's correct. you will see the same kind unprecedented obstruction that we have witnessed already. i believe we should be here 24 hours a day, seven days a week there are a l