some moderates, mike kaufman, ykaufman, -- mike coffman.ot of republicans speaking, eric canon, my boss. focus on the kids. take care of them first. sounded like a good message. didn't resonate through the party and couldn't get any ledge solution through on immigration by and large and why congress may end up stuck again. >> also, doug, you have harvey funding to deal with. the president's hope for tax reform has to get done. this is, adds another thing to that list. >> go back to the sandy relief package. one of the most controversial things that we dealt with at the tile. remember, chris christie attacking john boehner every day. now we're talking about linking it up to debt ceiling increase. other must-pass bills. interesting dynamic here that's different, you have conservatives from texas in the pass might have supported offsets. coupling it with something saying, stay off this bill. they tend to be conservative, also the largest republican delegation in the house. they'll have influence there. >> what do you think about the possibilit

that was mike coffman, the republican moderate congressman running for governor calling for tom -- tottle over the soul of the republican party. interesting the see if mcconnell and others do more of what mike coffman did trying to battle back from the language steve bannon is using. it is unclear to see what steve bannon wants other than to use tear down the establishment. >> dana: i'm from colorado. i hadn't heard that. before i let you go on this particular topic, do you think that, john, that what we're looking at for the nrsc is a problem tonight when you look at the fact there is a split among the republican party or can it keep the good map it has for 2018? >> this problem has been there for a long time. there has been this populist conservative backlash going on since 2010. the same backlash that gave usus people like marco rubio and tedc cruz and mike lee and like todd aiken who are big fobs and caused big problems. christine o'donnell. judge moore definitely seems to be more like a christine o'donnell. whether it will drag down other senate candidates i don't know. the presi

another republican in colorado, congressman mike coffman, said that he will push to get a vote on the bridge act. that bill would provide a temporary three-year extension of daca if they're able to collect 218 signatures from house members, they can force republican leaders to bring it to the house for. >>> a bay area dreamer turned activist told us that it -- other she's disappointed, she has not given up all hope. >>> trump is taking a victory from us. that i think, it needs to be a moment for all of us to unite. rather than to be pessimistic. step up and fight even harder. make sure that we do not come divided.>>> she came to the u.s. illegally with her parents from mexico when she was 15 years old. she is a graduate of uc santa barbara and now works for a bay area nonprofit that focuses on immigrant rights. she received daca status last year and faces deportation of congress does not act. >>> there were swift reaction across the bay area today on the president's decision on daca. >>> in san jose, there are two separate rallies. one of the speakers was a senior from uc berkeley and

>> well, in my opinion, he's probably going to land somewhere between the bridge, which mike coffman bipartisan basis, and then one by carlos cabella called the rack act, which is responding to america's children. what these do is push the bill a little bit further, the daca act, if you will, and then gives time for these kids to either get in line for a permanent residency or possibly for citizenship down the road. and when paul ryan comes out against it, yet he comes out against letting it lapse yet he's the speaker of the house who can control the lejs laifgi calendar, i think what president trump has the ability to say is -- >> but would you rule out the possibility that the program could end and then you have 800,000 people under protection of this program who are going to have visas expiring, and then they are in the country illegally and subject to deportation, which is what you've had many members of the trump administration say is not going to happen? >> and remember, that's the way you had it up until 2012, so it's not like we're going to unknown territory where we haven't

i like mike coffman's plan of keeping daca in place three years and let congress renew it. we are in that three year, let's find a way to make sure that permanent residency and permanent citizenship is a real thing. >> but we are not talking necessarily about citizenship. we are talking about a path to legality. not only for them, their parents, the 11 million people. we need an immigration reform law that will solve the problem. daca, century cities, the wall, now daca -- whatever. >> that path to legality, not the citizenship. >> jason: when you are in favor of the rule of law, doesn't mean you're anti-immigrant. it doesn't mean your anti-hispanic. i believe in the rule of law. i think you should lock down the border, get rid of the rewards and incentives to be here illegal. i reject amnesty -- >> we need to put that in place. >> jason: absolutely. >> those illegal people are coming because there was a job waiting for them. 60% of them have lived here more than 15 years. i agree with you. but what's good for the goose is good for the gander. if we are going to be with the