mccaskill of missouri, jon tester of montana, heidi heitkamp of north dakota, and sherrod brown of ohio. those e the lks to watch today as the senate is set to co and weater this morning, should say bob casey of pennsylvania. those are the democrats to watch this morning to see what happens when the senate comes into session later today. george from west virginia, a democrat. what do you think? caller: can you hear me? host: yes. caller: i have one word, and then a comment. shut it down. how can you trust the republicans when they are talking about illegal immigrants? these are dreamers. these individuals came here through no fault of their own. we can go all the way down to march or april or until the time really runs out, but we could

. >> sherrod brown? >> again, interesting, under the radar.en though he is a democratic senator re-elected from ohio. populist. would be a really interesting complement, contrast against donald trump. remember, trump wins the presidency in ohio, pennsylvania, wisconsin. sherrod brown is a guy skeptical of trade deals, gruff in voice and manner. the opposite of hillary clinton in a lot of ways. my fantasy politics, if hillary clinton had picked sherrod brown, if that had changed the calculus at all for vp. he is someone we're not talking about running for president but someone to watch. >> john kasich ran for president. why are you watching him? >> no one has been more vocal that sits in the plat arm as governor of ohio to theoretically do something about it. i think john kasich is thinking seriously about challenging donald trump. >> how does he remedy -- he had all the advantage against trump last time, and he would a hard time getting traction. >> hard time getting traction is really a nice way to say what his campaign was. >> well, it's 201

sherrod brown, has he got on the phone with any of them and tried to bypass their leadership? >> well, the president and his team have been working the phones nonstop. and the president see all these ridiculous stories about the president ♪ engaged. they can't have it both ways. they say he is the most engaged, transparent available person. remember, this president cannot be more clear. to those moderate democrats and others how he feels about this. he is willing to sign a cr that reopens the government. if the democrats would take off the table an unrelated issue that becomes flip march, then we can reopen the government if the democrats would just do that i'm hopeful though that more democrats like the four or five who peeled off the other night will seat light and say i voted against the tax cut big mistake and now i'm voting for keeping the government shut down huge mistake. steve: let's see what happens with the vote today at noon. kellyanne, thank you for joining us wearing your

won ohio by eight points and sherrod brown is talked about as a potential 2020 -- >> yes, one of thetara? >> we need good news with the chaos and scandals so fewer people are getting cancer and fewer people are dying from cancer. so fewer people are getting cancer and also fewer people who get it are surviving. >> both pieces of very good news. great news to end the week on, as a matter of fact, tara, thanks to all of you for joining us. that is "hardball" for now. thank you for being us and "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in,". >> senior advisers, family members, every one of them questions his intelligence and fitness for office. >> "fire and fury" is released. >> let me put a marker in the sand here. 100% of the people around him. >> reporter: the author of the book the president doesn't want you to read is speaking out for the first time. >> i will quote steve bannon "he's lost it." >> tonight, the full interview with "fire and fury" arthur michael wolff. >> i work like every journalist works so i have recordings. >>> then my interview with the for

sherrod brown always says no whining on the yacht. don't feel sorry for yourself for serving in the united states senate. it is a bridge. it is -- it is a privilege. it is a great job but shutdowns are miserable. but during that shutdown and during every other shutdown that i'm aware of, we always took care of our service members. and so senator mccaskill on friday night made sure that we just put that u.c. in so that we made sure that everyone who is serving in harm's way or prepared to serve in harm's way supports our military, gets paid. and frankly, i understand in the heat of the moment on friday night when there's still a lot of -- there's a lack of claritity whether we're going to get through it without a shutdown, i understand nobody wanted to allow a u.c. request of any sort to go through. but then friday comes and it's not at all clear that we're going to move on this thing. and now we're into sunday and i don't know where we are with this but i'm getting increasingly worried. and so it's really hard for me to understand why

sherrod brown always says no whining on the yacht. don't feel sorry for yourself for serving in the united states senate. it is a bridge. it is -- it is a privilege. it is a great job but shutdowns are miserable. but during that shutdown and during every other shutdown that i'm aware of, we always took care of our service members. and so senator mccaskill on friday night made sure that we just put that u.c. in so that we made sure that everyone who is serving in harm's way or prepared to serve in harm's way supports our military, gets paid. and frankly, i understand in the heat of the moment on friday night when there's still a lot of -- there's a lack of claritity whether we're going to get through it without a shutdown, i understand nobody wanted to allow a u.c. request of any sort to go through. but then friday comes and it's not at all clear that we're going to move on this thing. and now we're into sunday and i don't know where we are with this but i'm getting increasingly worried. and so it's really hard for me to understand why

sherrod brown running for re-election from ohio put out a great man test toe about security, retirementinstead of fixating on russia gate, for example, that, we need investigation without interference, democrats would be wise to look hard at documented document kbl abuses, voter suppression, the lack of jobs for working people, stagnant incomes, what they can do to -- tuition-free of education, medicare for all. there will be responses tonight from many people. those will be people speaking to millions of american who are forgotten even by a president who obviously claimed he stood with forgotten men and women. he didn't. he stood with the 1%. he betrayed his promises. >> katsina and george, some food for thought about the problems with the system, with the president, with the media, ourselves included. i appreciate you giving us that perspective as we go into the state of the union tonight. a quick tease here. if you follow my facebook page you may know sometimes we do the pretty wild things on facebook live and sometimes go backstage giving people more than you may want to see. >> if

i look forward to working with chairman mike crapo, the senator from idaho, and ranking member sherrod brown, senator brown from ohio, and we will work together to make sure that good things happen in kansas and across the country. i look forward to working with my colleagues in the banking committee and on the senate floor to see that all americans have the opportunity to have access to credit so that we can continue to pursue a growing economic opportunity for all americans and the american dream is alive and well. mr. president, i notice the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: mr. blunt: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from missouri. mr. blunt: i move we suspend the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. blunt: i'm here today with my colleague, senator capito, to talk about something that is getting a lot of discussion but needs even more attention from this congress and has been getting attention, but it's the opioid epidemic, the epidemic that the president has rightly call

also claire mccaskill of missouri, jon tester of montana, heidi heitkamp of north dakota, and sherrod brownf ohio. those e the lks to watch today as the senate is set to co and weater this morning, should say bob casey of pennsylvania. those are the democrats to watch this morning to see what happens when the senate comes into session later today. george from west virginia, a democrat. what do you think? caller: can you hear me? host: yes. caller: i have one word, and then a comment. shut it down. how can you trust the republicans when they are talking about illegal immigrants? these are dreamers. these individuals came here through no fault of their own. we can go all the way down to march or april or until the time really runs out, but we could have done that a long time ago. it is a stance. you have got lindsey graham and paul ryan on the republican side also saying they are not going to do a short-term. why can't they do long-term? they had another agenda to kick this can down the road. i agree with lindsey graham, and i am a democrat. i think they should shut it down because donald tru

it is not every day you get louie gomezer and sherrod brown to agree on something. so for that, i don't think it is a sign of something negative. we don't want to say it is a sign of the apocalypse. maybe it is a sign of good things to come. we'll be back tomorrow. good evening, ari. >> good evening. we begin with breaking news on the russia probe developing now. president trump has just come out and denied collusion with russia claiming incorrectly that his view has been determined by everyone. >> there has been no collusion between the trump campaign and russians, or trump and russians. no collusion. when i watch you interviewing all the people leaving their committees, the democrats are all running for office and they're trying to say this. they all say there's no collusion and there is no collusion. absolutely no collusion. everybody knows it. >> it has been determined that there is no collusion and by virtually everybody. >> by virtually everybody he meant of course not everybody. trump didn't just repeat the defense. he did something notable. he back tracked f

it is not every day you get louie gomezer and sherrod brown to agree on something.ink it is a sign of something negative. we don't want to say it is a sign of the apocalypse. maybe it is a sign of good things to come. we'll be back tomorrow. good evening, ari. >> good evening. we begin with breaking news on the russia probe developing now. president trump has just come out and denied collusion with russia claiming incorrectly that his view has been determined by everyone. >> there has been no collusion between the trump campaign and russians, or trump and russians. no collusion. when i watch you interviewing all the people leaving their committees, the democrats ar

ohio right now and jim rinnesy, a congressman may get in the race, a strong candidate, against sherrod brown may be harder for democrats to take over? >> that's true. that's something that i think most people haven't really concentrated on the senate because of that. it's a heavier lift. the statewide -- they're getting elected statewide as opposed to individual districts where the races are a little more individualized. i think the senate should be okay for republicans. what happened in alabama gives democrats a glimmer of hope there's a chance but that was also an extenuating circumstance. i will tell you if in arizona it's a potential you're looking at two seats could be up, god forbid, but potential for that in arizona, but we know that jeff flake's seat is an open seat and arizona, even though it's plus 12 republican if you have someone like a joe arpaio as the nominee for republicans, you might as well hand that seat to democrats. we have to be very careful about who is recruited to run for these seats and can they run in the general election or you will hand democrats wins where they

from capitol hill where he's about to head into a meeting with his caucus, democratic senator sherrod brown of ohio. senator, you are in a state that donald trump won by a fairly healthy margin. you're up for re-election in 2018. several other people in that cohort, including heidi heitkamp and joe donnelly, if i'm not mistaken, have already said they're going to vote for this continuing resolution. they don't want to shut the government down. where do you stand? >> i'm going to vote no. and i'm going to vote no because, first of all, it's clear what they have done. i mean, listen to what steve schmidt said, listen to what jason said, that clearly what's happened here is they have taken two very popular issues, 80%, 90% support, and played politics with it. i have tried since september, before it expired, to get c.h.i.p. reauthorized. 209,000 children in ohio will benefit from c.h.i.p. we tried in october, november, december. republicans have done nothing but a big tax cut for rich people and now they're using it for some sort of political talking point. you know, you just can't run the gov

with my colleagues, representative rich neal of massachusetts and from the other body senator sherrod brown as we introduced the butch lewis act, 2147. 44 and senate bill in the house this legislation now has two republican co-sponsors and i hope many more of our colleagues support will follow. but there's not time to recruit co-sponsors one or two at a time. retirees across our country are waiting for true leadership to push an equitable solution so they aren't led to the guillotine on their pension. it is time for real congressional leadership to identify the impact this crisis will have and organize an effort here either to create a new bipartisan solution or pass the already bipartisan butch lewis act. if we fail to act, we can no longer wonder why the middle class is angry at washington than congress. for they see this as just another broken promise by washington. we can no longer wonder why they believe the system is rigged because here are more than a million honest americans who worked for a living decade after decade, they worked hard, they followed the rules and now they're gettin

congressman and sherrod brown is total opposite. i have been a businessman for 30 years.politician for 40 years. every decision i made i had to live with every decision he made taxpayers. total opposites. people will see absolutely two distinct people and they have two basic differences. big differences. businessman versus a career politician. brian: so we know ohio went for the president. here he is just about a year in. do you feel as though ohio is happy with the choice they made because if economy i believe was their number one issue, was your number one issue. >> well, look, the economy is changing, i think people in ohio are happy to see what's going on. the tax cut i was on the ways and means committee. what we have been able to do for the people here back in ohio, they are starting to see the changes. we see wal-mart. you see some of these other businesses now giving bonuses. the economy is moving in the right direction. remember people in ohio blue collar union people said i want president trump. that's where i started. i was a blue collar family kid who understa

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you also have claire mccaskill, sherrod brown in ohio, senator heitkamp, senator tester, debbie stab and now, all up for reelection. five of them voted last night for a continuing resolution. it was not enough. heitkamp,ly, heidi doug jones of alabama, as well as two other senators that voted yes -- joe manchin of west virginia and senator claire mccaskill of missouri. .ake a look at the numbers trump's friend victory in those states, those 10 democratic states where democrats are up 'sr reelection -- trump victory in the states, those 10 democratic states were democrats are up for reelection. those are the numbers that republicans are looking at in hoping to sway some of those senate democrats to vote with and thethe chip funding continuing resolution. on a lighter note, here is d.c. bars andh restaurants and shutdown specials. these are available every day of the week. five dollars with the federal employee id. one of them -- the flake or to not to flake. rand's neighborhood affair. c'mon chuck. fireball, andr, nancy's favorite. have you ever met a haitian? banana bacardi rum, pine

i have been proud to work side by side with wisconsin retirees and with senator sherrod brown to introduce the butch lewis act. the bill will put failing pension plans, including central states, back on solid ground to ensure they can meet their commitments to retirees today and workers in decades to come, and it does so without cutting a single cent from the benefits retirees have earned. in the time since central states submitted its application to the treasury department, i have met with retirees in milwaukee, green bay, and in dever, wisconsin. last week i was in brookfield, wisconsin with many more than 200 retirees and workers who are counting on washington to pass this bill. washington needs to act. we need to pass the butch lewis act and we need to do it soon. mr. president, i yield. the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. ms. klobuchar: mr. president, i rise today to join my colleagues in calling for action, action to protect the hard-earned benefits of pensioners, hardworking people all across my state. i want to thank my colleague, senator brown, for organizing thes

sherrod brown, a democrat from ohio. those are some names you look at. tina smith, the new senator from minnesota. she has to stand for election this fall. she was appointed to the senate just a couple weeks ago to succeed al franken. if they get 60, they're there. this will move through the senate later today, through the house of representatives, they will reopen government, if they get short that is the problem. i was told about it source they will definitely get into the high 50s, but who that 60th vote will be is the magic question. it may come down to one vote. that is how often, similar to how often the big votes come in the house and senate, one or two votes either way, neil. neil: to your point, we're hearing independent senator angus king, among voting for shutdown of the government last week, woe vote on monday to reopen the government. so how does that affect the -- >> that is another one, i didn't mention him by name. he is one of the names on my list. he caucuses with the democrats, but definitely somebody who would be in play. that takes i

sherrod brown in ohio who is up for re-election this year and has one of the most massive opioid abuseith the president in the oval office just last week as the president signed the act into law. is he going to go home and tell people in ohio because of daca i am not there to fund these opioid treatment centers? it's regrettable. brian: sounds like not going to address it you have until at least march 5th and thanks to court order maybe until june. let me tell what you jonah goldberg said last night on "special report." he said if this government shut down, he goes the democratic messaging runs against donald trump's interest. chaos is going to get blamed on trump fairly or not. he is i -- republicans are getting momentum. it's starting to look better for 2018. we're not talking about the apple move. we're talking about the shut down. that works to the democrats' advantage. do you agree with that? >> not necessarily, and here is why. 2018 looks very differently than 2010 when president obama, as the party in power, democratic party suffered what he called good old fashioned she lacking

sherrod brown has, he is a democrat who decided that he's going to try and work with the president. >s, charlie -- >> some can. >> if impeachment is part of the conversation in the fall, i assume it's red state senate democrats that are the most nervous about that. >> i think you're right. and the thing is, this is so implausible. i mean -- >> and yet -- >> every single -- if democrats won every single senate race next year, every single one of them, they would still need ten republicans to vote for impeachment. and that's not going to happen. so why -- just shut up. they're not helping themselves. >> these democrats hate that conversation. they really don't want those ads up on tv. >> i want to pivot because i hinted at it before. i want to pivot to the republican side of things. the reason the democrats have a longer shot at winning the senate, look at the senate republican map. this is a rosy scenario. i throw in texas and nebraska on there. texas for demographic reasons. i throw nebraska on there because of what steve bannon has promised, rich lowrie, which is to primary some esta

brown eyes. he was wearing a red shirt, blue pants along with tan colored boots and jacket. he was also wearing a red hat. now, police believe the toddler is with his father, sherrod twitty. he's 6 feet talls, weighs about 300 pounds and may be driving an older model blue acura with four doors and tinted rear windows. d.c. police need your help located amir. if you have any information call d.c. police. that's the latest. back up to you guys. >> annie thank you. 4:31 is the time. president trump has until the end of the week to make a major decision about iran's nuclear program and the united states' involvement. the president is deciding whether to continue waving sanctions against iran. the administration has to tell whether iran is complying with the major components of the nuclear deal. >> president trump says it's unlikely he'll be interviewed by robert mueller's team. the president was asked about the possibility of an interview and said he didn't think it would be necessary since he says there was no collusion between his campaign and the russians. the commander in chief made the comments during a joint white house press conference with the prime minister n