ron desantos. another deadline has passed while corrupt leadership at department of justice stonewalls congress and ignores house intelligence committee chairman befordevin nunes' spygate documt demands. we take up the deep state's effort to cover-up the largest political scandal in american history. kim strasel of "wall street journal" will join us. and paul ryan, hell bent on awards amnesty to illegal immigrants, stopping president trump's border wall, selling out american workers and middle class families for the chamber of commerce, business round table, koch brothers, and wall street. break deadline for the daca in the house. we talk about the midterm implication and the dean ed rollins with us, top story, president trump returning from singapore, after he secured a propromise from kim jong-un to k toward denuclearization. president trump accomplished what no other american president had vision or courage to attempt, and yet, other presidents and prime ministers are the g7, who conspired again

tens of thousands of potentially explosive texts and e-mails, we take it up tonight, congressman ron desantos, chris ferrel will join us, also, busiest primary elect evening of the midterm cycle, and there is little talk of once might mighe ar.e, and rinos running the dean, ed rollins will join us with his take on the races. and their implications, also president trump with a counter play against the nfl again, making left wing owner of the philadelphia eagles wish he never tried to politicize a planned visit to the white house. >> we love our country. we respect our flag. and we always proudly stand for the national anthem, we always will stand for the national anthem. lou: president trump honoring our country, and troops, while eaglefully players and feckless owner sought to huddle in their locker room. while their fans honor the anthem, flag and the nation. -- tonight, stunning revelation from fbi espionage cleave on capitol hilchief, oncapitol hild about fbi agent peter strzok and his part of clinton e-mail cover-up and spying on trump campaign. our correspondent catherine herridge with o

and i am delighted that congressman ron desantos, and a few handful of others, have stood up and called him out. calling his rationalization of putting a spy in trump ca campan absolute bolder dash. reporter: for congressman gowdy it has been protecting mueller, he understands that spygate goes to heart of the mueller investigation. >> and we have to hit the emron story with former democratic information technology aide, it is a case by itself. remember this was contemporaneous with spygate and on set of special counsel with russia collusion. we know that there had been an attacks on u.s. servers in u.s. house of representatives, democrats. and note not a thing has happet has been that prosecution has been halted, they know who did what, they have them all within -- they have been apprehended but not moved to trial and prosecution, why not? >> well, because this is about congress. about protecting democrats in congress, and republicans who -- lou: but the republicans control congress, they control the white house, they control the senate theoretically. >> republicans don't want anyone l

florida congressman and ron desantos i hope will be the next governor for the golden state.ull disclosure for folks in msnbc. sarah carter, i spoke with you last night and we were working our sources and then again this morning at 7:00, there were supposed to be released documents from the doj early this morning and they pulled them back, what happened. >> they failed to mention they issued a press release and sean after midnight and stating they would turn over documents next week or allow documents to be reviewed next week and ask more questions about the information that they requested on april 24th. and that will basically shed light on the entire russia investigation. it is these documents that the doj and f.b.i. are refusing to turn over to law makers and this is significant and battled with them on may 24th. and remember the meeting where the doj and f.b.i. were supposed to share documents with nunez and representative trair -- tray gowdy and others. it is it a back and forth battle. they refused to turn them over this morning and issued a press release that no one wa

by peter strzok in 2016 about stopping donald trump but what i would look at is if you look at ron desantos, running for governor of florida, this is political theater at its finest. i don't know that it did anything to advance the investigation. but you got to look at the politics around this more than anything else. >> yeah. all right. always good to talk with both of you. lauren, jonathan, thank you so much. >>> coming up next, joy reid is going to be in washington. she's covering today's families belong together rally there. she's going to speak with a former official about calls to eliminate i.c.e. we have a drum troupe playing in new york city and there's washington, d.c., lafayette square, where they're getting ready to get things going shortly. so, i needed legal advice, and i heard that my cousin's wife's sister's husband was a lawyer, so i called him. but he never called me back! if your cousin's wife's sister's husband isn't a lawyer, call legalzoom and we'll connect you with an attorney. legalzoom. where life meets legal. it all started when donald trump tore thousands of immigr

there is a republican pry forgovernor, not toda but involving ron desantos and adam tnam and i wouldn'tof them are running. it is all about trump. and who can be closer to and who is more like trump. and in new york what we have today, that primary -- grim versus donovan is interesting because trump endorsed donovan but grim is probably his mini me in a lot of ways. and in utah, trump endorsed romney but they hate each other and we all pretty much know that. so it is a lot of -- it is a lot of games going on. >> and as she points out, republican primaries are just that. a primary. a narrow segment of the population. and so it doesn't represent always what you will see in the fall and that is sometimes problem some because you get candidates that will not win in the fall and win in primary and have a tough time in the general election. that is a concern in new york 11th district with grim and donovan. i think donovan is a better general election candidate but grim when he was a congressman was very good at couldnnstituen services and well liked in the community. >> until he went to priso

he then tweeted out endorsements for henry mcmaster of south carolina, martha roby and ron desantos downn florida. but late today, conservative columnist george will wrote a stunning column when you consider his history in "the washington post," titled vote against the gop this november, referring to congressional republicans as trump's poodles, will argues that, quote, in today's gop, which is the president's plaything, he is the mainstream. so to vote against his party's cowering congressional caucuses is to affirm the nation's honor while quarantining him. a democratic-controlled congress would be a basket of deplorables, but there would be enough republicans to gum up the machinery, keeping the institution as peripheral as it has been under their control and asphyxiating mischief from a democratic house. let's bring in tonight's "hardball" roundtable. regina maxwell, nan hayworth, and nick confis sor i. stunning give george will's history. in the trump era he's been very anti-trump. he's out there, nan. i'm curious. conservative credentials, you know, from reagan, i remember, through