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peggy noonan, those numbers aren't close. >> no, they're not.ll end this thing -- first of all, i think both sides are obviously dug in. i think this is a moment in which politics is totally triumphing over reason. i think neither party is looking to the country. i think they're both looking to their base. i think an obvious solution is a trade of border security for daca, for the dreamers. so that's the side thing. but i think what settles this whole mess is the public coming forward and saying we're mad at both of you. you are screwing this up. it's been 20 years, get a policy. >> you know, i've got to disagree with you a little bit, peggy, which is not surprising, we disagree with each other sometimes. listen, the polling isn't close. and by 35 points women blame trump and republicans more than democrats. by 20 points independents blame trump. so when you look at this from an electoral instead of a political standpoint, we had 9 million more voters vote for democrats this past time. from a political standpoint, shutting down your government f

. >>> and joining me for insight and analsds are democratic pollster cornell belcher, peggy noonan, republican strategist al cardenas and nbc news national political reporter carol lee. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet t todd.s" with chuck >>> good sunday morning. we have two stories that are driving this day. the first, that explosive story posted by "the new york times" on friday night that in7 2 the fbi opened an investigation into whether president trump was a working as russian asset as against ng president interests of the united states. the investigation was opened after mr. trump fired fbi director james comey because he mentioned the russia investigation in his dismissal letter to comey and because the president told my colleague lester holt, that he fired comey in part because of the russia investigation. now, it's important to note that "t times" says no evidence has emerged publicly that mr. trump was in fact workin for the russians when he fired mr. comey. thishe secon

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what's so remarkable to me about this speech, written by our friend and colleague peggy noonan is you realize it should be with eisenhower and washington's, that his argument for openness, for big heartedness, for all the pilgrims, all the lost places, hurdling through the dark places towards home. you realize he was warning us in that reagan-esque way that we had to open our arms and not clinch our fists. (. >> a reason people in all their affection routinely rank ronald reagan among the top ten favorite presidents in their lifetime. john meacham, thank you very much. have a good weekend, sir. we're lucky to have you after a night like tonight. >>> coming up for us, we all heard the president's words this week, but we will show you how one organization heard his oval office address in a different way. >>> last thing before we go here tonight has to do with the president's prime time address from the oval office. and, again, with the pace of news these days, with just the headline we're dealing with tonight, it may seem like it was weeks ago, it was just this past tuesday evening. the

what's so remarkable to me about this speech, written by our friend and colleague peggy noonan is youalize it should be with eisenhower and washington's, that his argument for openness, for big heartedness, for all the pilgrims, all the lost places, hurleding through the dark places towards home. you realize he was warning us in that reagan esque way that we had to open our arms and not clinch our fists. >> routinely rank areagan among the top ten favorite presidents in their lifetime. john meacham, thank you very much. have a good weekend, sir. we're lucky to have you after a night like tonight. >>> coming up for us, we all heard the president's words this week, but we will show you how one organization heard his oval office address in a different way. ce address in a different way. patients that i see that complain about dry mouth. they feel that they have to drink a lot of water. medications seem to be the number one cause for dry mouth. i like to recommend biotene. it replenishes the moisture in your mouth. biotene definitely works. [heartbeat] you should be mad at leaf blowers. [

what's so remarkable to me about this speech, written by our friend and colleague peggy noonan, is youand washington's, that his argument for openness, for big heartedness, for all the pilgrims from all the lost places hurdling through the darkness towards home. you realize he was warning us in that reagan esque way that we had to open our arms and not clinch our fists. >> a terrific point and part of the reason why the american people in all their affection routinely rank ronald reagan among the top ten favorite presidents in their lifetime. jon meacham, thank you very much. have a good weekend, sir. we're lucky to have you after a night like tonight. >>> coming up for us, we all heard the president's words this week, but we will show you how one organization heard his oval office address in a different way. uh-oh! guess what day it is?? guess what day it is! huh...anybody? julie! hey... guess what day it is?? ah come on, i know you can hear me. mike mike mike...mike what day is it mike? ha ha! leslie, guess what today is? it's hump day. whoot whoot! ronny, how happy are folks who sav

and peggy noonan is a columnist with the "wall street journal." i love your column. i love it.t you after i read it or e-mail you. what do you think about kamala. you have a good sense of horse flesh, how does it look? >> kamala harris? i thought she made a good impression in her speech. the headline to me, did you see that crowd? 20,000 was the number i read in the papers, as we used to say. what a huge crowd. it was a good, strong, liberal left speech. she also, i'll tell you what i see when i look at her. she enjoys this. she likes it. >> if you don't like it, why are you there? >> also, they wear on us if they don't like it. it's good when they like it. >> yeah. >> you know, i'm not going to mention the name, but "snl" last night referred to one to one of the other candidates, kate mckinnon was playing her saying voting for her would be like having a prostate exam. it's good for you, but who wants to do it? enough said. what do you think about this, does happy matter? >> yes, it matters, especially when the contrast is donald trump and american carnage which is what he talk

peggy noonan has a piece in "the wall street journal."lic woman in america than a man and harder to be a female candidate. will that change in 2020? >> it may not change, but it is changing. we have had women run for president, even before hillary clinton. they were not talken seriously as potential nominees. all four of the women we think are running this time are taken seriously as potential nominees, and that is a see change. >> can we say congratulations on your new book deal writing about -- >> nancy pelosi. >> the most powerful woman in the country. >> thank you. >> and first your book on busy.ra sh. >> susan page, appreciate you taking the time to come here. >>> recent temperatures are creating health hazards for millions of americans. what you need to know when shoveling snow and how to >>> we have much more news ahead. bibi rexa is nominated for a grammy but she says fashion designers don't want to dress her for the big night. hear her defiant words about her body g r io57on a drug cartel. >>> and if that's not enough, meet the 1

>> do you know who talks about decorum is peggy noonan the "wall street journal" journalist it's notwrong. yes she did. she said something wrong that affects the decorum of the nation. i take the subway position new york and back home again. this morning i was taking subway 13, 14-year-old girls throwing the f bomb around like crazy. they are young ladies. and they are throwing the f bomb. the whole sense of decorum and the way we deal with each other is a very important part of what makes america great. and that makes the first amendment possible. you have to have decorum in order to have a first amendment debate. unfortunately live that process is falling apart. enough blame to go around. this woman tlaib is a role model whether she likes or not she a role model to 13 and 14-year-old girls on the subway got to behave like one. >> sandra: interesting you point out this is a woman using these words. michelle goldberg in the "new york times" wrote a piece rashid da tlaib said nothing wrong. you read through this piece she is basically making the case she is judged more harshly for her