that was john boehner circa 2015. he's john boehner circle 2018.turbed, even more tanned, he high on life. and i bet being on the board of that marijuana company isn't hurting either. so fret not, if you don't like the times we're living in, they will change. because in the same way this woman is all of us now, this man is who we can be -- working and bloody mary at the same time. speaker boehner, cheers to you, my friend. that's all for tonight. back tomorrow with more "mtp daily." "the beat with ari melber" starts right now. >> did you ever serve those bloody marys on "meet the press"? >> sunday mornings. that's how you survive in the trump era. >> can't hurt to get the guests talking. >> mimosas and -- we try to balance it out. >> are you a mimosa guy? >> no, i'm a bloody mary guy. >> the more you know. thank you chuck todd. >>> i turn to something important, the top story in america tonight is donald trump, your president, pardoning criminals. now trump's not even pretending this is about due process. he's ignoring the justice department's revi

now, president obama had to call john boehner that night because he needed to congratulate boehner on becoming the new speaker of the house. he had to offer his congratulations for boehner ousting the president's own party from power and taking control of congress. and they did so with an exclamation point that year. in the 2010 midterms, democrats lost six seats in the u.s. senate, they lost 63 seats in the house. 63! 63 seats that had been held by a democrat instead flipped to a republican. one of the biggest single election swings in u.s. history. maybe the biggest. putting in that conciliatory phone call to the guy who had just kicked his team out of congress, that was not the last indignity that president obama would face over that huge electoral loss, because in addition to calling john boehner from the treaty room alone that night, the next day, he had to go out in front of everybody and face the press. >> some election nights are more fun than others. some are exhilarating, some are humbling. but every election, regardless of who wins and who loses is is a reminder that in our

now, president obama had to call john boehner that night because he needed to congratulate boehner on becoming the new speaker of the house. he had to offer his congratulations for boehner ousting the president's own party from power and taking control of congress. and they did so with an exclamation point that year. in the 2010 midterms, democrats lost six seats in the u.s. senate, they lost 63 seats in the house. 63. 63 seats that had been held by a democrat instead flipped to a republican. one of the biggest single election swings in u.s. history. maybe the biggest. putting in that conciliatory phone call to the guy who had just kicked his team out of congress, that was not the last indignity that president obama would face over that huge electoral loss, because in addition to calling john boehner from the treaty room alone that night, the next day, he had to go out in front of everybody and face the press. >> some election nights are more fun than others. some are exhilarating, some are humbling. but every election, regardless of who wins and who loses, is a reminder that in our d

up next, former house speaker john boehner drops a big one tonight.id there's no longer a republican party. just a trump party. he said the real cop was off taking a nap. i think he was having a bloody mary earlier in the day when he said this. he did say it. that's a morning drink. he said the republicans seem comfortable taking on trump. they don't unless they're safely headed out of washington. isn't that the pattern? only with the door slamming them from behind do they tell the truth about their president? this is "hardball" where the action is. about your brokerage fees. fees? what did you have in mind? i don't know. $4.95 per trade? uhhh and i was wondering if your brokerage offers some sort of guarantee? guarantee? where we can get our fees and commissions back if we're not happy. so can you offer me what schwab is offering? what's with all the questions? ask your broker if they're offering $4.95 online equity trades and a satisfaction guarantee. if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. when you said youe, sir. were at the doctor, b

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the speaker of the house in this book -- most didn't think that's john boehner many are john boehners-- the mastery of keeping caucus together is nancy pelosi. so i blend blair into what i think is a pretty damn good speaker of the house of representatives. >> thank you this question might be self-serving with steve but how did you get your start in politics was it locally? >> it is well self-serving because he was the first volunteer i had running for office named grg and i haven't seen him in a long time, and i trained you well, greg. >> you did, thank you. >> how did i get my start in politics i thought he was trying to fish for a compliment so my first election get ready for this nelson my very first lex was i ran or for president of my high school. general douglas macarthur high school in douglas, new york under the sophisticated slogan don't be dizzy vote for izzy. [laughter] i love that an it worked and what i suggested that we replicate that they quit immediately. [laughter] and i ran for the sub candidate legislature back in 19 -- 19 oh gosh when was it 1987, and is lost ran

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the on again off again interest between donald trump and again john boehner after the conciliatory wordsfrom pyongyang trump says the talks could take place as planned next month in. ireland votes and historic abortions referendum come mainly town.

blow it up or write or even went into detail about how it could be done political commentator john boehner mitch believes the article goes beyond free speach. it's par for the course the people who pose as journalists in washington are nothing more then weaponized lobbyists and so when a lobbying firm attempts to get its bills or its or its funding through for new weapons systems or war systems they often call on one of their in gauged journalists to do the dirty work of saying something publicly that they couldn't dare say and then using the right of freedom of speech in america the journalist can call for anything he wants murder execution bombing attacks on civilian bridges and so on so that's what this is and if we're talking about a new level yes we've hit a new low a new low outward call by a journalist so-called journalist for an attack on a civilian structure. russia has raised concerns about the safety of its journalists in ukraine itself to security forces raided the kiev offices of a russian media group and detained its director kittle vision skee who's in charge of video notice

recreational marijuana yet we need remains a schedule one drug something former house speaker john boehner now working in the industry says should change rosa and sarah in that order if elected would just support that i would support for it to be removed off schedule one it's not as dangerous as heroin and in fact most states except for four have passed legislation for medicinal marijuana and cannabis so that's something that needs to be at the forefront for business businesses to actually be able to function the federal reserve seems to be able to accept the money from the kind of us industry how about it sarah washington was one of the first states. yes absolutely i am a thousand percent on board with legalizing marijuana removing it from the schedule treat it like alcohol there's the tree tax marijuana like alcohol act that's sitting in the house right now that's an act i want to get behind because our state's been on the forefront of marijuana legislation and leading in cannabis in the cannabis industry for years and it's time that we've representatives in office that that continue bri

exactly what kept on going on as you do but to marco rubio this who tweeted this he thinks can john boehner. the words of a wise man congratulations you just played yourself withdrawing from talks with north korea one hundred percent with the right decision marco rubio just use the term you just played yourself are we really living in this world airforce m m m l s d m r group you're using the term your played your self in a tweet that's what our diplomacy has fallen to. be hard pressed to find anyone outside of the mainstream media that could honestly claim that the media doesn't have a trust problem for decades the us population is seen the fourth a save bought chopped up sold off and left to die on the vine they abandon their ethics and morals for clicks and ratings and castle and space x. founder elon musk tweeted about it earlier this week saying quote the holier than thou hypocrisy of big media companies who lay claim to the for truth but publish only enough to sugar coat the lie is why the public no longer respects that which of course triggered all the news long so felt attacked a ma

john boehner sold out to barack obama on the budget aspect and then did a discharge petition. happening here. lou: ryan sold out to obama as well and then he would revolted against president trump, the leader of his own party. i mean this is the duplicity and the disgusting cynicism that paul ryan has brought to the speakership in which the conference, as you say, as to timidly followed along. what are the odds -- let's just go back. talk about the process being broken. there was supposed to be a budget resolution last sunday. that was the thrien deadline, r? >> yeah. lou: ryan is so good at his job, where is the budget. he hasn't had a budget, as he ? >> no. lou: he represents the worst of k street, the koch brothers, the chamber of commerce over the american people and it's that straightforward. >> the slight of hand. once again we're out of control. and he vehemently denies that he's not going anywhere. just go back in time, lou. he said with mark over spring break said he wasn't going to resign. and he was not going to run again. and they vehemently said no, that's not the

i really don't recall hearing too many people other than his own party going after john boehner or pauln because they've been around too long, usually that was because they lost political support and nancy pelosi hasn't lost political support. she saw this coming, she's diversified and made her leadership team a lot younger and more millennial friendly and a lot more ready to appeal to a new generation of voters. i think nancy pelosi is smart how she approached this. melissa: she has a lot in her own party, talk about a double standard. annika, a lot of people don't want to campaign with her and don't want her there because she does represent the old guard and being out of touch and just things, that's from democrats that want her money, but don't necessarily want her standing next to themselves, and maybe fear that if you're saying you elect democrats, she's going to be speaker of the house, that may not be a winning message for democrats. >> right, i don't think that is. telling people they are afraid to challenge her leadership. she's the one going to keep the party diverse, as an ol

and that's exactly how john boehner lost his grip on power. >> all right.mike allen, thank you very much. you can read all those details in the axios am. to all of our viewers make sure to sign up for the newsletter at axiom.com. >>> "morning joe" starts right now. >>> you look at the corruption until the top of the fbi it's a disgrace. and our justice department, which i try and stay away from but at some point i won't. our justice department should be looking at that kind of stuff, not the nonsense of collusion with russia. they have a witch-hunt against the president of the united states going on. i've taken the position -- and i don't have to take this position and maybe i'll change -- that i will not be involved with the justice department. but because of the fact that it's going on, and i think you'll understand this, i have decided that i won't be involved. i may change my mind at some point. >> well, late last month donald trump said at some point he would no longer stay away from the justice department, and that point came yesterday when the presid

you'll recall paul ryan and john boehner and others in the house wouldn't move it. >> you had controlall three bodies. >> again, when we focused on trying to solve the dreamer issue, alex, i'll hold you to it. they're hard issues. for some on the right, they don't believe -- >> no. this is -- >> it's disingenuous to say the democrats are not focused on the issue. >> this is a pet peeve of mine. president obama didn't take care of it. he played politics, including democrat. rather than reaching across the aisle to marco rubio, he signed an executive amnesty which has been caught up in the courts and the next president easily revoked. >> jon: we have to dave it up. dave and alex, good discussion. thank you. >> melissa: kim jong-un makes a secret trip to china. what we're learning about the latest meeting ahead of a highly anticipated summit with president trump. hello, aloe. kelp is on the way! with herbal essences bio:renew made with active antioxidants that work from the inside out... to help animate lifeless hair. let life in with herbal essences bio:renew. you wouldn't accept from a

it's not unlike today's tea party or john boehner trying to raining congress and so forth and rand paul fighting against him. there is a lot of tension within the party. and then only a few years it will collapse. >> much of it was personal but your forthcoming book, both madison and jefferson were concerned with oligarchy ruled by the few. they both supported a constitutional amendment would've forbidden congress for setting that up a medicine is looking for it to 1930. was hamilton marva supporter of oligarchy and did that distinguish them from adams also concerned about oligarchy? >> i think they would have had slightly different views. hamilton saw himself as sort of a robert -- sort of a british prime minister. i think he felt that he could channel the interest of the money from the elites to the national welfare. that he could tame the tiger. he had expressed affection. his affection for the british government is very reminiscent of david hughes was also a defender of the raid the the crown, the british monarch a minute later part parliament. it gets twisted in the jeffersonian pa

. >> this is something that john boehner struggled with before paul ryan took over where speaker ryant to juggle what he believes personally with what he believes his congress wants and it is hard to understand. paul ryan has been a catholic sort of his brand of compassion and conservatism and how you can minister to that aggression immigration votes are not what he wants either. so this tension with the more conservative elements has just been this fissure that has been very difficult to manage. >> we started off with a clip of ryan saying there is not 218 votes. i don't think that is true. i think if the bill protects dreamers probably has a majority almost all democrats and a bunch of republicans. it's not -- the underlying issue here is that the bill with the majority support in the senate and the house among hall chambers is not something trump supports. the core of this is that trump is not clear what immigration bill people like and trump will sign. the answer is nothing we can figure out. >> we'll see what it means for the mid terms. people who are incumbents as well as congre

michael steele, former spokes porn to former house speaker john boehner and director of sirius xm, also an msnbc political analyst. aforementioned statement coming from former vice president joe biden. got it a few moments ago and noted joe biden visited with john mccain less than two weeks ago. "we'll wondered when people would hit rick bottom with this administration. it hanned yesterday. john mccain is a genuine hero, a man of valor, his sacrifices for his country are immeasurable. as he fights for his life he deserves better. so much better. gishen this without's disrespect towards him and others this is not the exception of the rule but the epitome of it. our children learn from our example. the lingering question is who's example will it be? i am certain it will be john's." that coming from joe biden a few moments ago to nbc news. mr. steele, let me start with you, and, again, you know, i'm reluctant to force you to answer for your entire party, but you are the republican of record here. so i'll ask you to answer for your entire party. why does she still have a job? why has she no

john boehner apparently said in a speech today that it is now the party of the president and no longerthe republicans, the republicans are dormant. i'm hopeful that we have done in ohio, which is to boost the economy, to give people jobs, to make sure people who are developmentally disabled, minorities, all feels they can be included. i still believe this message can work for us. i think we're in a stupor right now. then i look at the democrats who are not doing so great for the midterm election and, you know why they're not doing great? i don't know what their plan is. in politics, if you don't have ideas that can be projected to help people improve their lives, you're a failure. and right now it is like they're -- >> donald trump has said to your brand of republican is you're outdated, you're not the message that republicans need. >> that's, you know, that's part of the reason why i didn't endorse him, i didn't like his tactics and i just don't agree with him. on some things i agree, but on many things i do not agree. and i'll continue to speak out. but what i will not do is personal

. >> look, you had the last -- john boehner was asked on this network will you tell the ten people inho are trying to bring up some bill about president obama's birth certificate? no. that's not my job. the years in which they kowtowed to rush limbaugh. i professionally would follow every congressman from the republican party who would kowtow to rush limbaugh. and rush limbaugh was peddling this stuff. this is where the hillary clinton is a killer comes from. >> yep. >> it comes from decades of rush limbaugh saying this on his radio programs with absolutely no accountability, no response from the republican party for decades, for decades. and what's happening with roseanne is not about roseanne. it is about pent up demand for accountability. people watch donald trump get away with this. >> yes. >> similar to the me too movement. there is no accountability coming from the guy from the highest position in the land and she becomes a proxy for that demand. >> jason, what do you want to say? >> i want to add to this. there is levels. there is levels of conspiracy, right? there is conspirac

. >> there is a reason john boehner last sod long, the party couldn't figure out who would take the job. paul ryan became speaker because the party was looking fo alternatives. ryan said no and finally they d to get ryan. leading this group is very difficult. the nature of politicalip leaders more difficult when you have the outside forces competing against the establishment. >> speaking of leadehip, i want to ask you, stu, in reaction to the texas shooting last week, weeard fromenate majority leader mcconnell calling it a senseless act violence, we haven't heard a plan. is this where we are now? is this just the way it will move forward? states will have to step up if they want to see some action? >> yeah, i can't imagine the hill doing anything in the near future. you're seeing some states address the issue in terms of gun control or accesso guns. no, it's going to have to be in the states. the only way guns is a national issue has to do with teh mid-term elections andti ting and mobilizing college-educated white women who have simply had it now with g and shootings and school shootin

messages over the border a spot and we reaction from supporters of the peace process the latest can john boehner and the injury and agree to end all hostile acts including the sending of leaflets at their summit last month. and you know daughter kim jong was threatening south korea and the whole world by creating a frightening atmosphere through cruel executions nuclear tests and missile launches however he has just suddenly suggested a fake dialogue and taken a position of hypocritical peace and all society has forgotten the evil essence of the kim dynasty and being carried away by a fake peace atmosphere the u.s. president has once again rejected calls for tougher gun laws speaking at the national rifle association's annual conference in dallas donald trump defended his policies and even lashed out at europe's stricter gun laws. paul. it was a study in contradiction as donald trump proclaimed on stage that the us would be a safer place with more guns the secret service banned the audience from carrying firearms to ensure the president's safety your second amendment rights are under siege but t

what happened, and it points out to the leader model is referred to -- libya model referred to by john boehner is a key reason for the change of heart, the change by the north koreans. yeah, i will stop there. >> so finally, japan's seems to be the outlier in all this. there are lots of news reporting how japan feels marginalized, and now i think was in yesterdays voices of america that their prime minister abe may try to have face-to-face with president trump before the singapore summit, if it is indeed happening. katsu, where do you think japan stands on this? do they have more quiet and a visible role in all this? >> mr. abe was the only leader in the world who supported the summit, decision to cancel the summit last week. i'm sure it was a decision president trump may make in the future. mr. abe will support, but to be honest i think there are not a small number of japanese people are experts who are concerned with president trump and understand the issue he was talking about. when mr. trump rejected idea of the libyan model in front of mr. john bolton, it appeared he was talking about bom

that of course is similar to what happened to his predecessor john boehner.let loose at a policy conference in michigan today. >> there is no republican party. there is a trump party. the republican party is kind of taking a nap somewhere. well, you know, donald trump who i know well, was one of my supporters when i was speaker -- i was having a rough week, trump would call me, pat me on the back, cheer me up. we played a lot together. a president? really? i never quite saw this. >> taking a nap? i wonder if boehner thinks the republican party will ever wake up. he went on the say quote if the you peel away the noise and the tweets the thing that he is doing, trump, are really good things. >>> up next a look at the rise of alt right candidates running for office across the country. how much has president trump's victory influenced their decisions to run? >> dog whistled about globalist. i didn't understand he was talking about jews until after the election. the smart ones look to fidelity to find them. we give you research and data-visualization tools to help

john boehner was working for at&t. >> this is one question i had. donald trump hates people making money off of him. >> correct. >> any reason to believe that the money went to donald trump or his organization? >> no, i doubt that the money went to donald trump. i would be very surprised -- well, first of all. i have no idea. i would be very surprised. i think michael -- let's remember. you know this because you covered the campaign. michael even thought there was a chance he was going to be chief of staff. they held back from michael during the transition until very, very late until telling him you're not going to the white house. then they gave him this title where he said he was going to be counsel to the president, it was almost because they wanted to be nice to him. michael used this, as he should as a businessman, and these companies wanted to pay him. i don't know if he was ever discussed that kind of stuff with the president. look, everybody will claim -- now you are looking -- i never discussed this with the president. i don't know. i can t

i love that guy, john boehner, former speaker of the house. >> he nailed it. the party of trump.ump party. the republican party is in a coma. a self induced coma. and they will be there as long as the president wants them there, because there is not a man or woman that's in leadership -- by leadership i am not talking about the ryans of the world. i'm talking anyone with representative or senator in front of their name that's prepared to stan up while this office while serving and say you sir have gone too far, this is not what this country is about. and we are going do something differently. >> how is there not one person. i'm going to give up my seat. i'm going to lose to save the country. >> what's thigher principle. what's the higher goal. >> why isn't there one? >> that's the question we ask ourselves every day. there is a lot of them there. any one of them can step up. you have got the ones who are retiring. that's great. and now they are jibber jabbering and running their mouths that's fine but it's not the same as being this the job and taking the risk. >> the rule of law

the speaker, paul ryan and john boehner before him really struggled in part because they really had a difficult time enforcing any discipline, getting people to vote for things that had to get down. that weakened the speaker because of the internal fighting and i suspect a day may come where you can actually see if -- you might have to have a diplomat coalition to elect the speaker if each party becomes as divided and factualized as they have been. >> charlie dent we will let those be your final words in what i think is your final interview as a member of congress. thank you for taking a few minutes. good luck in your post political career. >> thank you steve. always great to be with you. >>> ahead, the mueller investigation. one year later. nearly a year now since the d.o.j. launched the probe into russia ties, house how close are we to answers? with this clever little app called audible. you can listen to the stories you love while doing the things you love, outside. everyone's doing it she's binging... they're binging... and... so is he. so put on your headphones, turn on audible a

served honorably as house chaplain since may 25, 2011, when he was appointed by then speaker john a. boehner in consultation with democratic leader nancy pelosi. whereas father conroy had been reappointed and elected by the house of representatives on hree separate occasions. most recently january 3, 2017. the s on april 16, 2018, nation's first jesuit and only the second catholic chaplain of the u.s. house of representatives submitted his resignation before the full house. whereas the chaplain had only eight months remaining in his . rm of service to the house whereas this resignation was requested by the office of paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. whereas the speaker's office said, quote, the decision to remove the chaplain was his, speaker ryan's. whereas on may 3, 2018, father conroy submitted a letter retracting and rescinding his resignation which was accepted by speaker ryan. whereas despite the speaker's statement accepting this retraction letter, a number of members of congress remain concerned about what motivated the original request for father conroy to resig

that was part of the reason why john boehner decided screw this, i've had enough.he democratic party, i've also critiqued my own party as it relates to this issue. granted, i give nancy pelosi credit. i think she's done a great job for the democratic party. she has raised a lot of money, but at some point, what are you grooming that next group of leaders for and when? if you want to stick with a woman, can they not find a hispanic or african-american woman? i say the same thing for my own party. when you talk about some of the issues of diversity in our country, in our political representation, where are those african-americans, hispanics, asians, gay lgbtq individuals that these parties are grooming to lead their parties into the next direction? i don't think you see that from either party. so i'm not going to sit here and pretend as if selecting nancy pelosi is a good thing as it relates to the direction of the country just as my party also needs to do a better job of reflecting where the country is going. >> the democratic party needs to bring up younger leaders

and john boehner speaker at the time was scared of losing his job, so he didn't put the bill up for aough democrats and republicans who said they would be supportive of comprehensive reform. my sense is that people up don't want to lose a second major opportunity. and i'm hoping that republicans can get to their 25. if they can do that, you'll see every single democrat sign on to the discharge petition. >> congressman joaquin castro, thank you for your time. see you on the hill coming up this week. >> thank you. >>> when we return, i'm joined by pulitzer prize novelist and writer jennifer eagan. this week's new york times cover is the untold story of mothers fighting opioid addiction. back after this. sfx: muffled whistle text alert. i'm your phone, stuck down here between your seat and your console, playing a little hide-n-seek. cold... warmer... warmer... ah boiling. jackpot. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, you could be picking up these charges yourself. so get allstate, where agents help keep you protected from mayhem... ...like me. mayhem is everywhere. are you in good h

but the fact is that they had 2013, 68 rtunity in senators voted for comprehensive jo john on reform and boehnerld not take a vote. job, ess is not doing its in those instances, i support the executive order that signed for daca. host: talking with former ecretary of houseing and urban development, julian castro, 2017.d from 2014 to mr. secretary, thanks for your time. great to be with you. host: coming up, dennis daugaard aboard the c-span bus as part of "50 capitals south carolina is where the bus is parked today. that conversation coming up right after the break. >> sunday on q&a, university of professor story of iam hitchcock, the age eisenhower in the 1950s. disciplined the presidency and eisenhower, the way he carried himself and the a disciplined man, a great athlete when he was in every organized man respect, very methodical, that ran the white house, too. extremely organized. people, especially john kennedy criticized developed, for being organized and predictable. for eisenhower, it meant when had a plan, knew how to respond and who to turn to. plans are say worthless, but planning is

boehner michael steele. and joining the conversation from nashville, msnbc contributor and author of the new book the soul of america, the battle for our better angels, historian johnam. john meacham, i want to start with you. the overarching question i have every time this president says anything, it seems, about john mccain, is i wonder does he have any sense of history. >> no. i could go on if you like. [ laughter ] >> please, continue. >> no. no, i mean, it's the anti-joe biden answer. no, he doesn't. and remember, what's happened here is the presidency has become a tabloid media culture where you throw a punch. if somebody might seem to be about to throw a punch at you, you punch again and again and again. it's the war of against all. that's the way trump views the world. it's the way the white house unquestionably views the world because every white house takes on the characteristics and character of the person at the top. it's inevitable. every, every court since the dawn of time has reflected the character of the person in charge. and unquestionably, this view of senator mccain -- i think one of the reasons we've had a couple of shots at mccain is because m