stephen hayes, editor and chief of weekly standard. molly, federalist. julie pace, washington bureau chief and chris stirewalt from fox news. julie, is there a chance? you are saying there's a chance. the republicans can shoot the gap here in the senate and get to 50 votes? >> they are trying to move in that direction. they have a long way to go. you'll see the full plan tomorrow from mitch mcconnell. they have been negotiating in secret. we have some details to avoid what the house did on the preexisting conditions. doing away with the waivers that states would half. to allow premiums to increase. there are two school of thought in the senate. one is they will push the legislation through. rather quickly. perhaps by next week. the second school of thought is mitch mcconnell sitting in his office, just wants to get republicans a chance to vote. simply wants to let them do that so he can move on to other issues. >> bret: and possibly use it as an election issue? >> well, no. i think both things can very much be true. it is possible they will put together

stephen hayes, editor and chief of weekly standard. molly, federalist.ngton bureau chief and chris stirewalt from fox news. julie, is there a chance? you are saying there's a chance. the republicans can shoot the gap here in the senate and get to 50 votes? >> they are trying to move in that direction. they have a long way to go. you'll see the full plan tomorrow from mitch mcconnell. they have been negotiating in secret. we have some details to avoid what the house did on the preexisting conditions. doing away with the waivers that states would half. to allow premiums to increase. there are two school of thought in the senate. one is they will push the legislation through. rather quickly. perhaps by next week. the second school of thought is mitch mcconnell sitting in his office, just wants to get republicans a chance to vote. simply wants to let them do that so he can move on to other issues. >> bret: and possibly use it as an election issue? >> well, no. i think both things can very much be true. it is possible they will put together -- i use the vultr

stephen hayes, you got it. sheena, was coming up? >> shannon: we have a lot more coming up. sean spicer is going to join us wide later later this hour. right we will talk frank and where he stands. he was among the conservatives who signed onto the letter to the senator majority leader that they have no concerns about what you're doing in the senate. we will ask them what they thin think. >> bill: president trump meanwhile signed off on the russian matter voicing the concerns of the special counsel, bob muller that we just talked about. >> he is a very good friends with comey, which is very bothersome. there has been no obstruction, there has been no collusion, >> bill: so are bob mueller's past ties. more on this in a moment. i wonder show which is our guest to answer all of that. >> one of the master legislator, i have met a strategic clinically astute leader. >> shannon: nancy pelosi brushing off concerns about recent losses and her future as a democratic leader there in the house that she's not going anywhere. but could she soon face a challenge from within? >> bill: als